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You can use a self-host app like Pritunl[1] to host a private vpn server and put all the other self-host instances behind this vpn. Hackers wont even know if y
by scottydelta 5y ago
You can use a self-host app like Pritunl[1] to host a private vpn server and put all the other self-host instances behind this vpn.
Hackers wont even know if your self-host server exists. I self-host Bitwarden and that's how I am able to sleep at nights.
[1] https://github.com/pritunl/pritunl https://github.com/pritunl/pritunl
- XCSme 5y agoWhat if your self-hosted app must be accessible on the web? (eg. a blog or analytics platform) Would all that traffic still have to go through the VPN tunnel?
- scottydelta 5y agoNo, only the traffic of the self-host server you whitelist on Pritunl using the self-host server IP goes through VPN. Rest of the internet traffic works as usual.