[superkuh]

Then why are you intentionally adding another dozen attack surfaces and bleeding edge stuff constantly full of exploits? nginx remote exploits that matter are a once in a decade thing. Your setup is incomparably more insecure than nginx and a port forward.

I've been running a static webserver from my home for more than 20 years now. By avoiding dynamic languages, databases, and buzzwords, I've never been hacked. Never had any issue.

[marderfarker2]

He gotta make full use of those hardware somehow, by throwing unnecessary software at it.