(Your device becomes part of a botnet)
Out of curiosity, how can I know if it's already the case?
No hardening will protect you from out of date software with serious security holes
Connecting to the NAS only via VPN won't be enough?
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Don’t make it available from internet. This will solve the issue.
Thanks, I've read this countless times but that's basically half of the use I make from my NAS so no.
I'll try to secure it and still use it from outside / Internet then.
~~If someone knows how to apply security updates to ancient NAS from the brand I'm interested. Sadly mine is out of the loop, I guess I'll have to harden it like hell then~~
EDIT : security updates popped up on my old 415+ running DS 7.1.1. after a few days, happy to still get an update for my old device 🎉
Hi mate, impressive work! I run linkding docker on a 2014 NAS, do you think it might be able to cope with your more advanced solution? If not I'll keep a bookmark to use it on my next one, cheers
Maybe, I have to admit that I never got used to reader mode and I was used to just getting the content seamlessly most of the time. If that works as well that's also a great solution!
Interesting, thanks! I'll have a look at this when I get some time to tinker again
It works well surprisingly enough! I'm happy to have it back
You mean cookies? No
Otherwise I'm not sure, better getting some ad-blocking mechanisms like uBlock, Pi-Hole and the likes
To each it's own. Although it's just a TLD, they are not going to fuel war with this.
If you change your mind I can send the xpi file via DM so you can stay in line with your convictions.
That's a great tip, thanks! I knew about collections to import extensions from desktop but not that one!
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I'm not sure I understand your question. I read pirated (DRM free) ebooks since 5-6 years on my Kindle Paperwhite and never had any trouble, even been using their ebook via email function without problems. I think they don't care at all.