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random_human_yesterday at 6:35 AM1 replyview on HN

If you expose Jellyfin on 443, have HTTPS properly set up (which Caddy handles automatically), your admin password is not pswd1234 (or you straight up disable remote admin logins), and use a cheap .com domain rather than your IP--what is the actual attack surface in that case?

As far as I can remember that is more or less what is usually suggested by Jellyfin's devs, and I have yet to see something that convinces me about its inadequacy.


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Mashimoyesterday at 7:16 AM

He claims there are known exploits. Though I also want to know if this is really true.

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