foobarian
an hour ago
> internet-facing Plex servers
This is terrifying. Who runs things like this open to the outside?
dewey
an hour ago
Many people, as your TV and sometimes friends have to connect to it and you don't want to explain Tailscale to them.
benoau
44 minutes ago
You largely have to for Plex themselves to middleman access to your media collection.
blntechie
29 minutes ago
I do run it open to the outside through cloudflare tunnels. I don't want to connect my TVs to tailscale every time to play a movie.
symlinkk
30 minutes ago
Plex themselves literally recommend it and show a warning icon if it’s not accessible outside your local network. I always thought it was insane. To make matters worse their Synology package doesn’t auto update itself. I would guess there are a ton of vulnerable boxes sitting out there.
iAMkenough
9 minutes ago
If you’re exposing anything on Synology to the Internet, you’re already playing with fire. Their packages (like Container Manager) are usually very far behind on security patches.
I think the current version of Docker engine Synology uses was end-of-life 2.5 years ago.
bigstrat2003
an hour ago
I do. I like to stream music from my server onto my phone when I'm out and about. And it's authenticated, so there's nothing terrifying about exposing it (security vulnerabilities aside, but that can happen to any software you expose).