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  • LordKitsuna@lemmy.world
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    7 hours ago

    It has had a pretty high number of RCE exploits including one recently the architecture of the web service is just very poor and leads to a lot of basic problems.

    Personally I am not a fan of the language they chose, and I think it directly leads to a lot of these problems but that’s just like my opinion man.

    The server itself also has tons of issues like the constant memory leaks that cause it to eat up endless amounts of memory that they don’t seem interested in fixing and basically once again push it to the users to deal with and a bunch of the boot lickers are like yeah you just need to put it in a Docker and limit its maximum memory as if that’s just normal and expected to need to do

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      4 hours ago

      It has had a pretty high number of RCE exploits including one recently the architecture of the web service is just very poor and leads to a lot of basic problems.

      So they had an RCE that got fixed therefore the software is bad and insecure. Therefore every OS and basically any enterprise software that was ever used is insecure.

      Got it.

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        4 hours ago

        That would be the case, however the devs official stance is it’s unsafe and should not be used other than over vpn. So they also agree

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      7 hours ago

      Ah, yeah, guess I never realized it’s a .NET program. Never understood why an open source dev would choose .NET, but what can you do.

      Also despise Docker (especially the modern over-reliance on it), but that always gets me into trouble when I admit that publicly.