alt Hacker NewsI’d not put Jellyfin on a public IP, even indirectly. I’d be surprised if it’s not full of exploits.
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einsteinx2 • yesterday at 11:29 AM
There was just another one recently actually. It was the final straw that convinced me to stop making my Jellyfin server publicly accessible (for my family abroad) and move to a VPN based solution instead (WireGuard or Tailscale I haven’t set it up yet).
I whitelist my friends IP blocks, seems to work well enough.
No way in hell I'm convincing them to install tailscale or similar on their TV / router.