With all of my passwords are on here, if the well resourced app stopped supporting 1 major version behind, it would be unique security risk for me. This nextbox app is blocking me from updating.
Please help.
With all of my passwords are on here, if the well resourced app stopped supporting 1 major version behind, it would be unique security risk for me. This nextbox app is blocking me from updating.
Please help.
Hey @khj,
NextBox always stays exactly 1 major version behind the latest Nextcloud version, they by themselves consider this the production
version … You might have seen that the last update to 26.0.8 is like some days old and all security relevant patches are always backported -2 major versions. The fact that password receives the last update by the end of the year does not really render it a security risk today…
So based on the Nextcloud version, the NextBox is anything but a security risk. I would kindly ask you to correct the misleading title of this thread.
Some more details on current Nextcloud versions:
Thank you for pointing all of this out and I love the support NItrokey are giving to their product. I have amended my post headline as after reading your reply, it is misleading.
I have an idea that could suppress future posts such as this during major releases, and because I’m writing a self hosted/security book, I want to recommend Nitrokey and Nextbox (i really do). So in order to give people confidence of what Nitrokey are doing, when major releases are put out, maybe a sticky post in the forum outlaying what Nitrokey are already doing, could be beneficial (just like what you’ve done here).
Hey @khj
thanks for sharing you ideas, we are planning something very similar to make people aware of recent releases and guide them towards the right infos (docs).
best