rustymatter

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   by rustymatter 5y ago

   What? Can you elaborate? If I spin this up in a container, even though it has access to the internet, how am I owned within a few minutes, given that my firewall is in place and I don't expose any port of this container to the internet
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   by rustymatter 5y ago

   Why do you care if you don't open any port on the phone to the public internet? It should be fine running locally in your home network.
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   by rustymatter 5y ago

   If you don't open any port on your phone to the public internet, I guess it's fine for this use case? Most (if not all) home routers have firewall enabled by default. So your home devices are protected from inbound connections.