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Sorry! I was wrong you are correct. but nonetheless you're ingress rules in your cloud provider will not allow anything but that's single port so it's not real
by byteknight 6y ago
Sorry! I was wrong you are correct.
but nonetheless you're ingress rules in your cloud provider will not allow anything but that's single port so it's not really a big deal provided you close everything else off in your firewall.
I will make an update to see how I can work around this
- jradd 6y agoYou can try setting up a vpn and no tcp/udp is necessary. Pinhole could be accessed over local network.
- dsissitka 6y ago> but nonetheless you're ingress rules in your cloud provider will not allow anything but that's single port... That's all that's required for a DNS amplification attack. :)
- byteknight 6y agoThats not true. DNS isnt on 51820. That's wireguard. You cannot hit the DNS unless you're connected to the wireguard VPN provided you're using a cloud provider and you havent configured any additional ingress rules other than port 51820. That I am positive on.
- dsissitka 6y agoYou're right! I thought we were talking about the Pi-hole port. ><