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Reach machines behind NAT from a browser
This remote access tool can give you access to your Jellyfin server, among other things, and it provides remote access to your home computer which sits behind a NAT. It's one binary, easy to install, and gives you a URL you can use immediately. (No account or…
This remote access tool can give you access to your Jellyfin server, among other things, and it provides remote access to your home computer which sits behind a NAT. It's one binary, easy to install, and gives you a URL you can use immediately. (No account or setup) It's all open source and MIT licensed. https://github.com/richlegrand/bitbang-cli thanks!
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It's one of several I've seen recently that offer to intermediate NAT traversal or reverse proxies for you on "trust me bro" principle. This can be particularly dangerous for newbs looking for a quick and easy solution, if it turns out it's actually a clever attack. And when they're not, they're really badly designed, this one wants you to execute a remote shell script.
On the install script: it's a redirect to install.sh in the repo, and it verifies the binary's SHA-256 against the release checksums. The README shows how to download and read it first, or skip it and grab the binary from Releases. On trust: the signaling server is open source too, so you can run your own and depend on nothing of mine. And the connection is verified end to end — the device's identity is the hash of its public key, so the server can't insert itself into a connection even if it wanted to. That's the part I've documented rather than asserted: https://github.com/richlegrand/bitbang/blob/main/trustless-signaling.md
I'm an experienced coder and I was super skeptical about the AI tools... but that was a long long time ago (5 months!)... so I get it. Thanks for the comment. :)
Haha, same here.
A vibe-coded RAT, what could go wrong.
I remember when people were absolutely livid when coders didn't use a plain text editor. Using AI to write code will eventually be similar. Just a tool. Thanks for sharing this. I like the fact you can self host the server part. Please don't mind the ponytails who do everything by hand and look down upon your ideas because they were executed by a tool. They go to Brazil. Plant the coffee tree. Wait for the beans to ripen... You get the gist. Just like they would never use an automatic coffeemaker or drive a car without a stick shift. Please keep executing your ideas with the tools you like 👍
lol this guy needs a machine to write for him