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How do you secure your home lab?
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this post was submitted on 22 Nov 2023
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Unattended updates can be tricky.
Think of config changes which need manual adjustment, or a broken update. This is something you would probably not like to happen at night without notice. Could easily break your vital systems (e.g. homeassistant, authentication, vaults...)
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Use unattended updates ONLY for bug and security fixes, nor for minor or major releases. Ensure you configure your auto-updaters properly!
Debian
unattended-upgradesonly upgrades packages from the main and security repos by default, so it should be fine since no major updates are performed within a particular Debian version.