It's pretty much just 'apt-get install nginx' and a port forward on your router Isn't this what leads to home networks being cracked and added to botnets (or y

It's pretty much just 'apt-get install nginx' and a port forward on your router Isn't this what leads to home networks being cracked and added to botnets (or your webcams broadcast to the public)? If you aren't willing to commit to good sysadmin practices like doing regular patches and segmenting off the public webserver from the rest of your network, you're pretty much guaranteeing that you're going to get hacked some day. Auto updates can help, but if you're not actively monitoring, some day an update is going to fail to apply due to a package conflict and you're going to remain unpatched. If all you need is a simple webserver, you're better off letting someone else host it.