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Re:Self hosting in 2023 and why you should do that by cube00 on Sunday February 19, 2023 @09:45PM (#34864387)
That's not really fair, zero days will always exist.
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Re:Self hosting in 2023 and why you should do that by conductr on Sunday February 19, 2023 @11:14PM (#34864832)
What setup is immune to zero days?
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Re:Self hosting in 2023 and why you should do that by threeseed on Sunday February 19, 2023 @11:26PM (#34864888)
S3, Github, Netlify etc are going to be infinitely more secure than your home setup.

And are basically free.

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Re:Self hosting in 2023 and why you should do that by aembleton on Monday February 20, 2023 @04:37AM (#34866586)
But no more immune to zero days
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Re:Self hosting in 2023 and why you should do that by red-iron-pine on Monday February 20, 2023 @02:25PM (#34871769)
theyre not immune to 0-days tho.

they just have more staff on hand to respond, run updates, and do the due diligence of checking and implementing patches.

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Re:Self hosting in 2023 and why you should do that by shxdow on Monday February 20, 2023 @05:53AM (#34867009)
In order to be fair, threat models should be taken into account. People seem to be conflating nation state operations using advanced capabilities worth at least hundreds of thousands of dollars to compromise high value targets/infrastructure with "my pet project may get 0 day'd" which is the exact opposite of being fair. Moreover, if the argument is "zero days will always exist" you may as well stop using technology entirely.
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