possiblylinux127

Eventually they will get a security audit, right?

The Php vulnerabilities were and are being exploited in the wild

https://people.kernel.org/monsieuricon/creepy-crawlies

If you don’t secure your stuff it will be part of a bot net. Residential IPs and hardware are extremely valuable.

You need a VPN. It will cause inconveniences but the way currently have it setup is highly vulnerable to attack. I would look into something like Netbird or just a plain Wireguard VPN.

Don’t put them on the internet

Once the VC money runs out it will be less of an issue

In the meantime we are screwed

If you like being compromised then yes

Forgejo

You are just seeing the remains of snspd

This is actually pretty smart

What filesystem are you using

That may be your problem. Do you have multiple 10G cards? Try doing a direct link between two machines. Auto MDIX will take care of the electrical connection but you will need to set static IPs in order to run a iperf3 test

What are you plugged into?

They can forbid you from anything and they can terminate your service for any reason

I’m not sure you know what SNMP is

Also Iot devices aren’t really much of a threat. It doesn’t hurt much to put them on a separate vlan but the security issues are mostly unrelated to a local home network.

OpenSSH rate limits authentication attempts so it isn’t a big deal.

Don’t put it on the internet

Instead, use a VPN solution

The problem with AI is that it doesn’t push back. It is fantastic at manipulating your emotions.

Using AI is generally a bad idea

It will bite you if your not careful

Do you need to publicly expose your services?

liberapay.com/forgejo

I usually just use proper network devices. OpenWRT will general run on anything with Mediatec or Qualcomm based assuming it has support

How does the latest release compare to the LTS?

Yes

If it is a different team, why wouldn’t you just say that’s your recommendation? Your story isn’t making sense

I don’t know what is happening any more

If this is for work you probably should bring in a professional. There are enterprise solutions for this.

This is selfhosted after all

The web interface is based on bitwarden. You are thinking of the client api.

https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden

The web interface is from bitwarden. Technically they could fork it but that would be much more work.

They don’t make any money off of the open source version. It is just a matter of the before they “discontinue” the open source version and move to source available.