Hi. I don't have much knowledge about cybersecurity/networks and I would like to improve the security of my home server.
Currently, I have several services accessible from the Internet (the ones shown in the images) and right now I have them published through open ports on the router and a DuckDNS domain, but everything works over HTTP.
I would like to move to HTTPS and, if possible, make the services accessible from outside without having to keep ports open on the router.
What options would you recommend for setting this up safely? Reverse proxy, VPN, tunnel, Cloudflare Tunnel, or another alternative?
My goal is to be able to access my services from outside home while keeping the server as secure as possible.
I don't have much experience in network security, so I would especially appreciate it if you explained which option you would use and why.
Thanks!
Source: r/homelab · by /u/Standard-Service4056