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On IPv4, running on port 25565, which were online at the time of being scanned
by Jamie9912 5y ago
On IPv4, running on port 25565, which were online at the time of being scanned
- lostlogin 5y ago… and were publicly accessible.
- glowingly 5y agoand were Java servers. Bedrock not included (runs on a different port over UDP only). Probably not including any Java or Bedrock Realms (official MSFT servers), who likely seat all access behind an authenticated gateway of some sort. For extra fun, is a wiki.vg page trying to accumulate documentation on the Bedrock UDP interface. https://wiki.vg/Bedrock_Protocol https://wiki.vg/Bedrock_Protocol This is still a neat sample of Java Minecraft servers.
- lostlogin 5y agoAbsolutely. I wonder how many servers are completely hidden. I’d love an easier way of making a server that wasn’t accessible to the world at large. It isn’t so much that setting up the VPN is painful, but helping a kid install the software over the phone with no tech-savvy parent around is hard.