Yeah, you’ll definitely want to make sure that computer is isolated. It doesn’t sound like it’s currently on a VLAN. The real danger isn’t just someone messing up that one machine, once they’re in, they’re behind your firewall and can potentially access anything else on your network. Smart home devices are often the next targets, things like light bulbs, security cameras, and especially Windows computers, which are usually easy to compromise if they’re on the same network.

You might be wondering, “How likely is that?” Honestly, very likely. Back when my website was online, it would get hit by hackers, mostly script kiddies, several times an hour.

Do you at least have it on a VLAN?

Have you even tried the web UI?

I’m out of the loop here

Tracking scripts are usually separate from the scripts that do stuff. But also giving them less info is always just better.

That time was like 20 years ago, dude

Hello grease monkey and no script, my old friends

Genuine question, was it ever anything more than a bunch of 4chaners and script kiddies?

Eh who cares? You guys act like Google is some helpless infant

Not an issue because FOSS

I haven’t trusted LTT for about 5 years now.

You’re on Lemmy, we’re all audio engineers/autistic

Update, they did it.

Yup, then Javascript was invented

I just wish I could buy a copy of windows 11 that didn’t have any telemetry or AI.