I was having a bit of an issue with Plex the other day with it being accessible without using my VPN and got it working by opening the default 32400 port. I didn’t leave it like that but I was wondering who did. It turns out that a little over 3,000 people did. Pretty much any of those IP’s will give you full access to their library if you simply add /web to the end of the URL that shodan returns. What’s worse is that you can then queue up jobs to re-encode all the video or simply delete the libraries all together. I don’t advise this and simply verified that functionality on my already installed Plex server before fixing my own issue.
Search pattern is here. You’ll need to log in to view it.
https://www.shodan.io/search?query=X-Plex-Protocol+-unauthorized
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