• WhyJiffie@sh.itjust.works
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    14 hours ago

    you are better just closing up shop then, because it’s not like the other services you are are much better. vulnerabilities being discovered don’t mean they don’t exist, it just means the software is not popular enough or too complex for someone to look into it

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        10 hours ago

        much of the internet is run on simpler software or by full time employees tasked to deal with all this. but sure, ignorance is bliss, what you don’t see does not exist, etc etc, keep running your Jellyfin exposed to the internet. you wouldnt even get to know when your system is compromised. but you know what? you could even remove your password for extra convenience. who would want to log in to a random jellyfin account anyway! surely no one! just don’t recommend these practices to anyone, because you are putting them at risk.

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                4 hours ago

                wow not just totally unprofessional, but even downvoting the calling out the lack of credible security! you can be ashamed of yourself, and hope that your clients never find out you are a contrarian

                I really doubt your work has anything to do with computers

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                  4 hours ago

                  You’re hilarious. I haven’t downvoted you, others are reading these threads as well.

                  Talking about security… Have you heard of intrusion detection, process isolation, or principle of least privilege?