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With my firewall disabled a lot of my internal network (including home assistant) will fall over sooner than later.
But that is also a recipe for mass stress. Because I know "something happened". And now I know "in six hours, I need to check in and make sure that 'something' is still not happening". Which is extra shitty if I got the notification late evening local time.
I have friends/neighbors that I trust to swing by and push a button in the event I need to bring it back up before I get home. But if I have reached the point of "it is possible my wireguard credentials were compromised?" then I really don't need to be able to download the next episode of ATLA NOW.