I bought Plex pass years ago for £79. The new price of $749.99 is INSANE.

No wonder all the cool people are using Jellyfin.

  • Lena@gregtech.eu
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    11 hours ago

    Yeah I should’ve probably emphasised that Plex isn’t free of security vulnerabilities either, but I didn’t because I never even considered running it on my server, given the insane price.

    Why participate with this argument? I was hoping to be proven wrong on the claim that jellyfin is insecure.

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      9 hours ago

      It’s impossible to prove a negative, that there are no vulnerabilities.

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      7 hours ago

      I was hoping to be proven wrong on the claim that jellyfin is insecure.

      The constant argument being parotted (IMO a bit extra overblown) that you can read files by knowing the file path and being able to access the stream urls without authentication.

      So if I know
      /data/media/movie/A Super Secret Movie [2026] (not unlikely due to assumed default paths with docker installations)
      and
      https://jellyfin.example.local/
      I can supposedly guess that the URL is https://jellyfin.example.local/video/source=?1029rifos0xomsoc93 and access the stream.

      Is it an issue? Yes, you are bypassing active authentication
      What is the actual security problem? You can be ddosed by being streames to death? Oh no, what will I do /s

      If anyone else can give a more grave exampe why it’s worse than the above example: Please do. I don’t see the issue besides bypassing authentication.