BUT we don't know if that's Plex server or Plex client. Ars Technica, through an anonymous source at Lastpass found out that media package is Plex. Now we still don't have full details on what happened with Lastpass, officially Lastpass says the developer was hacked through a remote access vulnerability through some third party media package. Again to the house analogy this would be like setting up a small shack outside your home, but on your property to do your business from. Ideally you'd have your valuables in other rooms that are locked, but you can't be sure those locks are perfect or that the person in your house won't try to climb through the window.Įveryone that cares about network security will tell you, if you have something that's facing the internet in your network, isolate the shit out of it. You'd leave the door open for trusted customers to come in and do their thing.īut since this is your house, you're also letting them near your valuables. My favorite analogy is a house, Plex server would be like running a business inside your house. The server component of Plex is meant to be accessed from the internet. Please go to the relevant subreddits and support forums, for example:

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