Post #2434675

@portaloffreedom@social.linux.pizza Usually all that happens is the login page of your homelab router/firewall is presented to the web. In theory, this could be an attack vector if hardening of the router isn't performed. I.E. leaving the default login credentials in use. That's before all the data scraping and pen-test bots start hitting said web interface of the router, which might cause performance degradation due to the sheer volume of traffic trying to connect and gain access. Definitely routinely comb through the logs and blacklist problematic IPs.