I am performing a $http.post to my node.js server with the following
$http.post('http://68.xx.xxx.xxx:3000/login', {foo:'foo'});
I assume it is not best practice to have the IP address of my server unprotected like this? Anyone with a browser can easily see the IP address.
What are the security impacts of this?
And what are the best ways to make this more secure?
I guess since they are interacting with the server anyways they could get the IP address through other methods. So I may be overthinking this.
Is this less dangerous than I fear?