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      <title>Five dollars a month instead of an open port</title>
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      <description>Every home service you add tempts you to forward one more port. Renting a small server as a VPN hub does not remove the internet-facing listener; it replaces a growing set of them, some on appliance firmware nobody patches, with one you administer.</description>
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