Tailscale's Tailnet Lock Explained
Tailnet Lock is a powerful security feature in Tailscale that gives you full control over which devices can join your network. Instead of relying only on the Tailscale control plane, it uses trusted signing devices and cryptographic verification to ensure only approved machines can connect. In this overview, we explain how Tailnet Lock works, why it exists, and when you might want to use it. You will also see how it compares to device approval and how it adds an extra layer of protection for teams that need stronger security and trust control. https://tailscale.com/docs/features/t...

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