Comment on Help getting started with self hosting Jellyfin via NAS?

illusionist@lemmy.zip ⁨1⁩ ⁨day⁩ ago

An open port is a door to the service. The service needs a vulnerability and then an attacker can abuse that. Oftentimes multiple vulnerabilities are used in an attack. Attacks can become public years after they were found. Just because nothing is public doesn’t mean that it’s there. What can an attacker gain if he enters your server?

app.opencve.io/cve/?product=jellyfin&vendor=jelly…

If you want to know what happens to people who opened their ports in the past, look in the lemmy and reddit selfhosted subs for the posts about it. I am not aware of a single post in the last x years about someome complaining that his jellyfin media library was encrypted and she shall pay a sum x for the encryption keys.

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