On Saturday 2004 April 10 12:12, Eugen Leitl wrote:
> Should I stick with Linux (there's /dev/random and VPN support in
> current kernels for the C3 Padlock engine, right?) with SELinux or
> try OpenBSD for a firewall type machine with hardware crypto support?
For a firewall, I'd recommend OpenBSD
Eugen Leitl wrote:
I cited those routers as instances of consumer-type cheap VoIP with
encryption, which thwarts goverment-mandated tapping by ISPs. Exploiting
built-in backdoors or remotely exploitable vulnerabilities is a different
threat model. I definitely hope routers with DynDNS/VPN/VoIP
del. I definitely hope routers with DynDNS/VPN/VoIP and POTS jacks
will become more widespread, and use opportunistic encryption as default.
I personally am not going to buy the router, as it is lacking functionality
and flexibility of a Linux-based firewall.
I'm waiting for a passively coo
I've been installing a Draytek Vigor 2900 router at work lately, and found a
line of models which do VoIP (router with analog phone jacks on them). They
also support VPN router-router, and come with DynDNS clients. I thought I've
seen VoIP over VPN being mentioned, but I can't find it right now.
Eugen Leitl wrote:
I've been installing a Draytek Vigor 2900 router at work lately, and found a
line of models which do VoIP (router with analog phone jacks on them). They
also support VPN router-router, and come with DynDNS clients. I thought I've
seen VoIP over VPN being mentioned, but I can't fi
