With Minecraft: Bedrock Edition 26.60, planned for October 27th, 2026, Bedrock clients will stop connecting over RakNet. From then on, every Bedrock server has to speak NetherNet, the new transport Mojang has been rolling out since 26.40. Any Geyser build from 1237 onward supports NetherNet, but it is not enabled by default yet. This post covers what changes with NetherNet, how to switch over on a hosting provider or on your own machine, and how to check that everything works.

TL;DR​

• Update Geyser by downloading the latest build from https://geysermc.org/download, and turn on NetherNet in your Geyser config.
• Your server needs a TCP port in addition to the usual UDP port, unless you use external signaling. See our setup guide for detailed instructions!
• If your server is on a hosting provider for which we do not have an updated setup guide, contact their support. You can send them a link to this post.
• clone-remote-port only works with external signaling. If you use it, read this section below.
• Do it before October 27th. After that date, Bedrock players can't join servers that haven't made the switch.

Back in July, we received reports of multiple Geyser instances experiencing targeted Denial of Service (DoS) attacks exhibiting similar characteristics. Out of an abundance of caution, we delayed making this post to ensure that users had adequate time to upgrade. The bugs that allowed for this string of attacks were patched on Geyser builds numbered 897 and later. In the unlikely event you are still running an outdated build of Geyser from many months ago, you should update immediately by downloading the latest build from https://geysermc.org/download. The original security advisory for this vulnerability was published on the GeyserMC/Geyser repository. This response will detail the timeline, attack vectors, how they were patched, and additional measures we took to prevent future attacks.

In March, we were made aware of an exploit in the RakNet networking library used by Geyser, making Geyser instances vulnerable to use in a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) amplification attack. This bug was patched on all builds of Geyser numbered 478 and later. If you are still running an outdated build of Geyser, you should update immediately by downloading the latest build from https://geysermc.org/download. The original security advisory for this vulnerability was published on the CloudburstMC/Network repository. This post will detail the timeline, anatomy of the attack, our response, and additional measures we have taken to prevent similar attacks in the future.

Support for Java 1.20.5 and 1.20.6 has been released. Thank you for your patience as we work on the update!

Hi everyone,

Today is a super special day - it's Geyser's birthday 🥳. Geyser is now four years old and booyyy has it come a long way! This is a huge day for us and an incredible milestone. We're very proud of how far we've been able to come, the amount of servers Geyser has expanded the reach of, and the amazing community behind Geyser. Seeing millions of players being able to play with their Java friends is something I never dreamed Geyser would be able to do. The growth from day one has been amazing and we're all very grateful for everyone's support 💙

Not only is this a special day because it's our birthday, but we have some exiting news and sneak peeks to share with you all, alongside general updates on our project development. Continue reading for more information!

Hi.

2022 for Geyser was, in comparison to other years, rather unremarkable in terms of new features. Whereas 2021 had Bedrock skin support and complete inventory support, and 2020 had movement fixes, this year felt largely like a maintenance year. I think that’s a good thing; it means we’ve reached the point where the only things left to do are bug fixes, niche features/behavior, or updates. Even so, here are some of the notable points from Geyser in 2022, and what’s next.

Hi everyone 👋

Welcome to the new Geyser blog! We’ll be posting new content here periodically about project updates, future plans, project announcements and really just miscellaneous development-related content around the Geyser project(s). These will be linked in our #blog-feed channel on Discord, so if you want to be notified when we make new posts and such, feel free to either follow the channel in your own Discord server, or turn on notifications.