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Started from the beginners security guide on r/selfhosted - this repo aims to be a collection of guides on all levels for those who seek to make their selfhosted applications and servers more secure.
I am not associated with the mod team of r/selfhosted not do I express their opinion in any way. For further details see LICENSE.md
Please state which guide your request refers to. https://github.com/justSem/r-selfhosted-security/tree/main/beginners-guide
Describe the solution you'd like I think it would be cool to add ZeroTier to the Beginners Guide (& later maybe HowTo's). ZeroTier offers VPN functionality (and a lot more) and allows to build a network of connected devices, as if they were connected to a single switch with additional firewalling capabilities. It's very popular within some gaming communities, especially for "remote LAN parties". But it's also suitable for connecting devices to your home lab for example.
Resources:
Full disclosure: The last link is a link to my own blog. I tried to write a good article for everyone that never heard about ZeroTier before.
Do you think UPnP deserves a mention here? Something I have seen before in the wild.
Add an additional option to the hosted port scanning tools. Steve Gibson has been a security researcher for decades and the tool is a classic.
