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The latest WireGuard Easy release adds external OAuth authentication, improves security, and speeds up client status handling.
https://linuxiac.com/wireguard-easy-15-4-released-with-oauth-support/

#wireguard #opensource #vpn

The latest WireGuard Easy release adds external OAuth authentication, improves security, and speeds up client status handling.
https://linuxiac.com/wireguard-easy-15-4-released-with-oauth-support/

#wireguard #opensource #vpn

I don't know who needs to know this but if you install #Ubuntu 22.04.5 from physical medium and do not network update the installer, it will configure your network using cloud init, which is an intrusive change to have introduce mid-LTS, and then whenever your system is under load the network will exhibit subtle errors, like lag, or dropping #wireguard links. If you network update the installer though it goes back to configuring your network via netplan, as is the case with Ubuntu 24.04.

Last I checked, you could not download an installer ISO for 22.04.4, which I hope is less cursed. 22.04 LTS is EOL next April anyway.

I don't know who needs to know this but if you install #Ubuntu 22.04.5 from physical medium and do not network update the installer, it will configure your network using cloud init, which is an intrusive change to have introduce mid-LTS, and then whenever your system is under load the network will exhibit subtle errors, like lag, or dropping #wireguard links. If you network update the installer though it goes back to configuring your network via netplan, as is the case with Ubuntu 24.04.

Last I checked, you could not download an installer ISO for 22.04.4, which I hope is less cursed. 22.04 LTS is EOL next April anyway.

#Sandworm hackers target IT pros with trojanized #WireGuard #VPN client

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/sandworm-hackers-target-it-pros-with-trojanized-wireguard-vpn-client/

#malware #cybersecurity

#Sandworm hackers target IT pros with trojanized #WireGuard #VPN client

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/sandworm-hackers-target-it-pros-with-trojanized-wireguard-vpn-client/

#malware #cybersecurity

Just finished my tutorial: AlpineBL: Using Alpine Linux as a General-Purpose kexec Bootloader, with a demo application of NFS Netboot over VPN. #alpine #alpinelinux #NFS #WireGuard

Just finished my tutorial: AlpineBL: Using Alpine Linux as a General-Purpose kexec Bootloader, with a demo application of NFS Netboot over VPN. #alpine #alpinelinux #NFS #WireGuard

Valters IT Hub tested it: the Slate 7 Pro is a pocket-sized homelab. Tri-band Wi-Fi 7 + MLO, 1100 Mbps WireGuard, touchscreen. 10% off via our link. #GLiNet #WiFi7 #WireGuard #VPN

https://www.valtersit.com/deals/glinet/

@e_mydata I never install the first version of a new mayor release.
So 4.1.1 sound so be stable enough.

And what should I say. Coming from 3.7 the upgrade on the @fairphone 5 simply goes through like a minor update.

Unfortunately the silly #Volkswagen App is still not willing to work.

All banking apps are fine, @bitwarden , #wireguard and #Tobit didn't seam to even take notice of the new OS.

Many thank to all developers, contributors and testers.

@e_mydata I never install the first version of a new mayor release.
So 4.1.1 sound so be stable enough.

And what should I say. Coming from 3.7 the upgrade on the @fairphone 5 simply goes through like a minor update.

Unfortunately the silly #Volkswagen App is still not willing to work.

All banking apps are fine, @bitwarden , #wireguard and #Tobit didn't seam to even take notice of the new OS.

Many thank to all developers, contributors and testers.

Keep your WireGuard VPN under control with Prometheus + Alertmanager. wg-exporter exposes handshake age, transfer rates, and peer status. Scrape every 15s, alert on stale handshakes (>5min) or high throughput. Works on Ubuntu 22.04, Debian 12, CentOS Stream 9. #wireguard #monitoring #ValtersIT

https://www.valtersit.com/vault/wireguard-with-prometheus-monitoring-and-alerting-via-wgexpo-fddd75/

Apart from running #wireguard support on #Synology #NAS via custom SPK and #Docker, there is now an option to run the same on the #RT6600ax router!

Thanks to the efforts of @synoforum member Mojorisin, an SRM 1.3 SPK is available in both Portuguese and English.

WG via #SRM: https://www.synoforum.com/threads/wireguard-client-router-synology-rt6600ax.16249/

WG via #DSM: https://www.blackvoid.club/wireguard-spk-for-your-synology-nas/

#selfhosting #selfhosted #homelab #network #VPN

Apart from running #wireguard support on #Synology #NAS via custom SPK and #Docker, there is now an option to run the same on the #RT6600ax router!

Thanks to the efforts of @synoforum member Mojorisin, an SRM 1.3 SPK is available in both Portuguese and English.

WG via #SRM: https://www.synoforum.com/threads/wireguard-client-router-synology-rt6600ax.16249/

WG via #DSM: https://www.blackvoid.club/wireguard-spk-for-your-synology-nas/

#selfhosting #selfhosted #homelab #network #VPN

VPNs

Ich werde beim InselChaos 2026 ein Vortrag über VPNs im allgemeinen halten. Und nutze WireGuard als Beispiel. Vielleicht sehen wir uns ja dort dann.

https://www.behindtheconsole.com/2026/08/09/vpns/

#Workshop #InselChaos #wireguard #BTC

VPNs

Ich werde beim InselChaos 2026 ein Vortrag über VPNs im allgemeinen halten. Und nutze WireGuard als Beispiel. Vielleicht sehen wir uns ja dort dann.

https://www.behindtheconsole.com/2026/08/09/vpns/

#Workshop #InselChaos #wireguard #BTC

@kolya

Ive been running multiple VPS'es running multiple Claude sessions.

Ive explained my current workflow a while back but #Mastodon search sucks. I cant even find my own posts I did a couple months ago.

Anyway, my CLAUDE.md has directives to;

a) I have a folder called DOCs any time I have a problem/challenge that is resolved (I call them thesis) #Claude writes DATE_Thesis.md

b) I also have ai_index.md which starts with a prompt to regenedate the ai_index. The index has a filename and a brief summary of existing thesis.

The purpose of both of these files is for the model to come up to speed on the project very quickly, without grepping shit all the time.

c) I also have file called NEW where all the ideas / bugfixes I dont have time to fix go. So in promt I just say NEW: Fix global hunger and it gets added.

But specifically, the idea I have, clanky though it is, is to use one of my #Wireguard tunnels as a master /DOC repository and all the instances running Claude can write to the library of Alexandria.

I used to do the copy/pasta thing but it drove me up the wall. Though I still do it for x-server sessions. But it irks me and I may need to fix it soon.

#Vibecode #VPS #Selfhosting

🚀 Deploy #Netbird on #Debian #VPS

This article provides a guide to deploy Netbird on Debian VPS.
What is Netbird?
Netbird is an open-source, WireGuard-based overlay network platform that simplifies secure, peer-to-peer connectivity between devices. It enables Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) without complex firewall rules or #VPN gateways, automatically connecting computers, servers, and cloud resources. ...
Continued 👉 https://blog.radwebhosting.com/deploy-netbird-on-debian-vps/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=mastodon.social #reverseproxy #selfhosted #wireguard #selfhosting

My Alpine Linux Bootloader project is a success! I can now boot any Linux rootfs such as Debian over VPN + NFS via Alpine. The entire bootloader creation uses 200 lines of shell scripts.

Update: the full tutorial has been published, see AlpineBL: Using Alpine Linux as a General-Purpose kexec Bootloader.

The advantage is that the target OS needs not to be pre-configured for PXE, VPN or NFS. In a regular netboot setup, each target OS's initramfs must know how to do networking / mount rootfs. WireGuard is used here, so each needs customization. Using the AlpineBL approach, the bootloader takes care of everything. I used a boot disk in my setup, not PXE, but they're not exclusive, PXE can deliver that boot disk if you want.

I'll publish a full tutorial on Alpine Wiki, but here's a quick review. Update: published, see link.

First, create an Alpine rootfs at ./mnt with alpine-make-rootfs, with only 4 packages preinstalled: alpine-base, linux-lts, wireguard-tools, kexec-tools. You need another DHCP client for IPv4, I use IPv6 SLAAC so I skipped it. Enable some OpenRC services such as "devfs", "modules", and "local" in that chroot. Extract the kernel from rootfs. Create an initramfs with cpio at ./mnt. Base image done.

Next, create another rootfs overlay at ./rootfs_extra, with /etc/wireguard/wg0.conf and /etc/local.d/99-alpinebl.start. Chain two initramfs binaries with cat. Linux unpacks them sequentially (feature+bug: ./rootfs_extra can overwrite existing files). Overlay image done. Warning: this image contains private keys.

Boot your machine with that Alpine kernel, and your custom initramfs, with rdinit=/sbin/init (force the kernel to use the real userspace init as the "init script"), retain_initrd (don't release compressed initramfs), kexec_load_disabled=0 (bypass Alpine hardening), alpinebl.stage=1 (custom flag).

Alpine userspace starts in a normal runlevel. OpenRC's "local" service executes our custom boot script 99-alpinebl.start. In the custom boot script, load network card kmod, enable networking, enable WireGuard, mount NFSv4 to /mnt. In theory we can switch root now, but we're still using the Alpine kernel, not the target kernel which can be arbitrary. We need to "swap" to the target kernel, and overlay more target kmods in initramfs on the fly.

To do this, create another initramfs using files in /mnt/lib/modules and /mnt/lib/firmware via cpio + gzip. Chain the original initramfs (accessing via /sys/firmware/initrd with retain_initrd) and the new overlay to /dev/shm/initrd Run kexec with the /mnt/vmlinuz symlink as kernel, and /dev/shm/initrd as initramfs. Use new boot cmdline with alpinebl.stage=2, strip retain_initrd.

A small warning here: at the end of Stage 1, there are 4 copies of initramfs in RAM: /, /sys/firmware/initrd, /dev/shm/initrd, and kexec buffer, each is 1 GiB+, if you don't have RAM, you need to delete blobs under /lib/firmware before cpio / kexec but after modprobe. If RAM is still not enough, you need to stop using retain_initrd, instead, find your own boot drive under /dev, mount it, and find the initramfs - tedious work.

The system starts again, and all the procedures described above is repeated again: enable network, enable WireGuard, mount NFSv4. Now the startup script sees alpinebl.stage=2 in /proc/cmdline, so it knows to switch_root instead of kexec.

But remember, we're in an initramfs, but the boot script is not executed by /bin/sh with PID 1. This is a full system with Busybox init + OpenRC, we're a normal userspace process, so we can't kill or replace init unless we're init already... We're stuck here. Should we use a PID namespace to work around it? No!

Busybox init supports hot update via the "restart" target after receiving a SIGQUIT (an arcane feature), it's a replacement binary path. We create a /init file (to bypass switch_root's safety check), write ::restart:/sbin/switch_root /mnt /sbin/init to /etc/inittab, send SIGHUP to PID 1 to reload config, then send SIGQUIT to PID 1. So init shuts userspace daemons down, call execvp(), and switch_root takes over.

Alpine userspace is gone. Debian userspace starts up with systemd like a regular boot. Existing Ethernet, WireGuard interfaces, and the NFS mount are auto-inherited by systemd. You get a login shell. Mission complete. #alpine #alpinelinux #NFS #WireGuard

My Alpine Linux Bootloader project is a success! I can now boot any Linux rootfs such as Debian over VPN + NFS via Alpine. The entire bootloader creation uses 200 lines of shell scripts.

Update: the full tutorial has been published, see AlpineBL: Using Alpine Linux as a General-Purpose kexec Bootloader.

The advantage is that the target OS needs not to be pre-configured for PXE, VPN or NFS. In a regular netboot setup, each target OS's initramfs must know how to do networking / mount rootfs. WireGuard is used here, so each needs customization. Using the AlpineBL approach, the bootloader takes care of everything. I used a boot disk in my setup, not PXE, but they're not exclusive, PXE can deliver that boot disk if you want.

I'll publish a full tutorial on Alpine Wiki, but here's a quick review. Update: published, see link.

First, create an Alpine rootfs at ./mnt with alpine-make-rootfs, with only 4 packages preinstalled: alpine-base, linux-lts, wireguard-tools, kexec-tools. You need another DHCP client for IPv4, I use IPv6 SLAAC so I skipped it. Enable some OpenRC services such as "devfs", "modules", and "local" in that chroot. Extract the kernel from rootfs. Create an initramfs with cpio at ./mnt. Base image done.

Next, create another rootfs overlay at ./rootfs_extra, with /etc/wireguard/wg0.conf and /etc/local.d/99-alpinebl.start. Chain two initramfs binaries with cat. Linux unpacks them sequentially (feature+bug: ./rootfs_extra can overwrite existing files). Overlay image done. Warning: this image contains private keys.

Boot your machine with that Alpine kernel, and your custom initramfs, with rdinit=/sbin/init (force the kernel to use the real userspace init as the "init script"), retain_initrd (don't release compressed initramfs), kexec_load_disabled=0 (bypass Alpine hardening), alpinebl.stage=1 (custom flag).

Alpine userspace starts in a normal runlevel. OpenRC's "local" service executes our custom boot script 99-alpinebl.start. In the custom boot script, load network card kmod, enable networking, enable WireGuard, mount NFSv4 to /mnt. In theory we can switch root now, but we're still using the Alpine kernel, not the target kernel which can be arbitrary. We need to "swap" to the target kernel, and overlay more target kmods in initramfs on the fly.

To do this, create another initramfs using files in /mnt/lib/modules and /mnt/lib/firmware via cpio + gzip. Chain the original initramfs (accessing via /sys/firmware/initrd with retain_initrd) and the new overlay to /dev/shm/initrd Run kexec with the /mnt/vmlinuz symlink as kernel, and /dev/shm/initrd as initramfs. Use new boot cmdline with alpinebl.stage=2, strip retain_initrd.

A small warning here: at the end of Stage 1, there are 4 copies of initramfs in RAM: /, /sys/firmware/initrd, /dev/shm/initrd, and kexec buffer, each is 1 GiB+, if you don't have RAM, you need to delete blobs under /lib/firmware before cpio / kexec but after modprobe. If RAM is still not enough, you need to stop using retain_initrd, instead, find your own boot drive under /dev, mount it, and find the initramfs - tedious work.

The system starts again, and all the procedures described above is repeated again: enable network, enable WireGuard, mount NFSv4. Now the startup script sees alpinebl.stage=2 in /proc/cmdline, so it knows to switch_root instead of kexec.

But remember, we're in an initramfs, but the boot script is not executed by /bin/sh with PID 1. This is a full system with Busybox init + OpenRC, we're a normal userspace process, so we can't kill or replace init unless we're init already... We're stuck here. Should we use a PID namespace to work around it? No!

Busybox init supports hot update via the "restart" target after receiving a SIGQUIT (an arcane feature), it's a replacement binary path. We create a /init file (to bypass switch_root's safety check), write ::restart:/sbin/switch_root /mnt /sbin/init to /etc/inittab, send SIGHUP to PID 1 to reload config, then send SIGQUIT to PID 1. So init shuts userspace daemons down, call execvp(), and switch_root takes over.

Alpine userspace is gone. Debian userspace starts up with systemd like a regular boot. Existing Ethernet, WireGuard interfaces, and the NFS mount are auto-inherited by systemd. You get a login shell. Mission complete. #alpine #alpinelinux #NFS #WireGuard

🚀 Deploy #Netbird on #Debian #VPS

This article provides a guide to deploy Netbird on Debian VPS.
What is Netbird?
Netbird is an open-source, WireGuard-based overlay network platform that simplifies secure, peer-to-peer ...
Continued 👉 #selfhosting #wireguard #reverseproxy #selfhosted

🚀 Deploy Netbird on Debian VPS

🚀 Deploy #Netbird on #Debian #VPS

This article provides a guide to deploy Netbird on Debian VPS.
What is Netbird?
Netbird is an open-source, WireGuard-based overlay network platform that simplifies secure, peer-to-peer ...
Continued 👉 #selfhosting #wireguard #reverseproxy #selfhosted

🚀 Deploy Netbird on Debian VPS

Ich werf hier mal 'ne Frage in die Luft, evtl weiss ja jemand genaueres:
Ich möchte eine #Fritzbox 6825 4g als _Client_ mit meinem zuhause eingerichteten #Wireguard #VPN verbinden (das nicht auf der Zuhause-Fritzbox, sondern auf einem extra #Raspberrypi zusammen mit #PiHole, erreichbar über einen DynDNS Dienst, eingerichtet ist). Warum muss ich in der 6825 denn einen #MyFritz Account anlegen, nur um den WG Client dort überhaupt einrichten zu können? Ist das einfach ne Macke von #AVM ?

Ich werf hier mal 'ne Frage in die Luft, evtl weiss ja jemand genaueres:
Ich möchte eine #Fritzbox 6825 4g als _Client_ mit meinem zuhause eingerichteten #Wireguard #VPN verbinden (das nicht auf der Zuhause-Fritzbox, sondern auf einem extra #Raspberrypi zusammen mit #PiHole, erreichbar über einen DynDNS Dienst, eingerichtet ist). Warum muss ich in der 6825 denn einen #MyFritz Account anlegen, nur um den WG Client dort überhaupt einrichten zu können? Ist das einfach ne Macke von #AVM ?

VPN с российским IP: что о вашем адресе видно на самом деле

Поднял сервер за границей, всё летает - а потом маркетплейс просит капчу, банк отказывает в операции, сайт объявлений не открывается. Совет один: сделай обратный впн. Рецептов несколько, и работают они по-разному. Собрал их у себя и посмотрел не на описания, а на то, что о вашем адресе видно снаружи. «Российский IP» оказался не одним свойством, а тремя, и закрывает все три только один вариант из четырёх.

https://habr.com/ru/articles/1067230/

#vpn #amneziawg #wireguard #selfhosted #российский_IP #обратный_vpn #раздельное_туннелирование #Cloudflare_WARP

Now Sotoportego #supports #OpenVPN, #WireGuard, and #Tailscale. https://github.com/atomozero/Sotoportego/releases/tag/v0.2.0 Native #VPNclient for Haiku, no Go/Rust, only #OpenSSL and #HaikuOS API

Now Sotoportego #supports #OpenVPN, #WireGuard, and #Tailscale. https://github.com/atomozero/Sotoportego/releases/tag/v0.2.0 Native #VPNclient for Haiku, no Go/Rust, only #OpenSSL and #HaikuOS API

@roughnecks
I sympathize with you, Networking (and VPNs especially) can be very tricky!! They can be finicky.

(Just saying: I use #Debian 13, with #KDE, with #Wireguard tunnels, and they're enabled by default, and they work great. I use NetworkManager to manage the Wireguard connection. I import Wireguard confs with nmcli, works great.)

@roughnecks
I sympathize with you, Networking (and VPNs especially) can be very tricky!! They can be finicky.

(Just saying: I use #Debian 13, with #KDE, with #Wireguard tunnels, and they're enabled by default, and they work great. I use NetworkManager to manage the Wireguard connection. I import Wireguard confs with nmcli, works great.)

Pocket-sized homelab? GL-iNet Slate 7 Pro is the world’s first tri-band Wi-Fi 7 travel router. 1100 Mbps WireGuard VPN, MLO multi-band, touchscreen. Reviewed by Valters IT Hub. 10% off via our link. #GLiNet #WiFi7 #WireGuard #VPN

https://www.valtersit.com/deals/glinet/

Whenever I boot #Debian 13 #trixie with my #wireguard tunnel enabled, there is no connection. I have to disable it and enable it back..

When I was on #KDE I had this issue, but after moving to cinnamon it was gone; I booted my lil PC today and it doesn't work anymore (in cinnamon).

Why do IT things break without a reason? I literally powerd it off a few weeks ago, when everything was working fine, and started it today. This is black magic.

Whenever I boot #Debian 13 #trixie with my #wireguard tunnel enabled, there is no connection. I have to disable it and enable it back..

When I was on #KDE I had this issue, but after moving to cinnamon it was gone; I booted my lil PC today and it doesn't work anymore (in cinnamon).

Why do IT things break without a reason? I literally powerd it off a few weeks ago, when everything was working fine, and started it today. This is black magic.

Besonders die automatischen #VPN Verbindungen nach Hause wollte ich haben.

#wireguard

Besonders die automatischen #VPN Verbindungen nach Hause wollte ich haben.

#wireguard

Der neue Mini #Router funktioniert bei meinen bisherigen Tests einwandfrei:

- #WLAN-Router
- USB #Tethering
- #Wireguard

#mango

Der neue Mini #Router funktioniert bei meinen bisherigen Tests einwandfrei:

- #WLAN-Router
- USB #Tethering
- #Wireguard

#mango

Pi-hole: ads die at your router

Pi-hole — ads die at your router. Blocks ads network-wide. Every device, zero client apps. Live query log. Free and open-source. Install guide, alternatives and screenshots in the directory.

https://selfhost.directory/project/pi-hole

#Pihole #Adblock #Wireguard #Selfhosted #Technology #Tech #Devops #Linux #Server

Pi-hole: ads die at your router

Pi-hole — ads die at your router. Blocks ads network-wide. Every device, zero client apps. Live query log. Free and open-source. Install guide, alternatives and screenshots in the directory.

https://selfhost.directory/project/pi-hole

#Pihole #Adblock #Wireguard #Selfhosted #Technology #Tech #Devops #Linux #Server

I would really like to see a small mesh VPN/VPC for #nixos built on top of #iroh or #wireguard. Dedicated to nix and its deployments. Very simple and hard to break. Right now, I'm running a mesh #vpn with netbird, but I could easily mess things up, as it's not custom built for #nix.

I would really like to see a small mesh VPN/VPC for #nixos built on top of #iroh or #wireguard. Dedicated to nix and its deployments. Very simple and hard to break. Right now, I'm running a mesh #vpn with netbird, but I could easily mess things up, as it's not custom built for #nix.

masscan can leak your real IP even behind a VPN: it injects raw Ethernet frames that skip IP routing, so WireGuard never sees them.

My gateway Nodo is immune: WiFi AP (hostapd, RTL8821CU on x86 version) and tunnel (wg-quick, table 51820, AllowedIPs 0.0.0.0/0) run on the same box. Every client frame hits the host stack, gets policy-routed into the tunnel and exits via the VPN. Kill-switch: fwmark policy routing.

#WireGuard #VPN #infosec #masscan #gateway

masscan can leak your real IP even behind a VPN: it injects raw Ethernet frames that skip IP routing, so WireGuard never sees them.

My gateway Nodo is immune: WiFi AP (hostapd, RTL8821CU on x86 version) and tunnel (wg-quick, table 51820, AllowedIPs 0.0.0.0/0) run on the same box. Every client frame hits the host stack, gets policy-routed into the tunnel and exits via the VPN. Kill-switch: fwmark policy routing.

#WireGuard #VPN #infosec #masscan #gateway

@hugovalters WireGuard ist wirklich klasse. Ich habe allerdings festgestellt, dass es nicht in allen Netzwerken funktioniert, da UDP teilweise gesperrt ist. In solchen Fällen hat OpenVPN für mich einen klaren Vorteil. Ich hoffe aber, dass WireGuard irgendwann auch eine TCP Option bekommt.

#Wireguard #OpenVPN #sicherhe #VPN

@hugovalters WireGuard ist wirklich klasse. Ich habe allerdings festgestellt, dass es nicht in allen Netzwerken funktioniert, da UDP teilweise gesperrt ist. In solchen Fällen hat OpenVPN für mich einen klaren Vorteil. Ich hoffe aber, dass WireGuard irgendwann auch eine TCP Option bekommt.

#Wireguard #OpenVPN #sicherhe #VPN

OpenVPN runs in user space. WireGuard runs in kernel space. That's why WireGuard is 3-5x faster and 4,000 lines of code vs 100,000. The performance gap is real. #WireGuard #VPN #Security

https://www.valtersit.com/guides/networking/wireguard-vs-openvpn-kernel-space-vs-user-space--a-reality-check/

OpenVPN runs in user space. WireGuard runs in kernel space. That's why WireGuard is 3-5x faster and 4,000 lines of code vs 100,000. The performance gap is real. #WireGuard #VPN #Security

https://www.valtersit.com/guides/networking/wireguard-vs-openvpn-kernel-space-vs-user-space--a-reality-check/

"Äh, wieso steht da der Typ mit Knüppel und Trillerpfeife, der sonst auf den Teich aufpasst, neben deinem Router?" - "Ist sicherer!" - "Ähm, inwiefern?" - "Na, die haben zu mir gesagt, dass man sicherer surft, wenn man Weiherguard verwendet."

#wortspiel #deutsch #englisch #security #wireguard #vpn

"Äh, wieso steht da der Typ mit Knüppel und Trillerpfeife, der sonst auf den Teich aufpasst, neben deinem Router?" - "Ist sicherer!" - "Ähm, inwiefern?" - "Na, die haben zu mir gesagt, dass man sicherer surft, wenn man Weiherguard verwendet."

#wortspiel #deutsch #englisch #security #wireguard #vpn

🔄 encodeous/nylon

Recalculates routes across a self-healing WireGuard mesh network to automatically reroute traffic around failures.

⭐ Stars: 497
📅 Last Update: Aug 02, 2026

https://github.com/encodeous/nylon

#selfhosted #homelab #selfhost #selfhosting #opensource #wireguard #networking

WireguardTCP: WireGuard over TCP

https://wireguardtcp.net/

#wireguard

WireguardTCP: WireGuard over TCP

https://wireguardtcp.net/

#wireguard

Ah, the old "let's shove #WireGuard into #TCP because why not?" trick 🤦‍♂️. This groundbreaking #experiment promises more "performance" on "selected" paths, though it's still as clear as mud 🥴. Meanwhile, actual #networking #experts are rolling their eyes so hard they're seeing their own brains 🧠🙄.
https://wireguardtcp.net/ #performance #eye-roll #HackerNews #ngated

WireguardTCP: WireGuard over TCP

https://wireguardtcp.net/

Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49148335

#HackerNews #WireGuard #TCP #VPN #Security #Networking

🚀 Deploy #Netbird on #Debian #VPS

This article provides a guide to deploy Netbird on Debian VPS.
What is Netbird?
Netbird is an open-source, WireGuard-based overlay network platform that simplifies secure, peer-to-peer ...
Continued 👉 #reverseproxy #selfhosting #selfhosted #wireguard

🚀 Deploy Netbird on Debian VPS

Homeserver - FritzBox_WireGuard - HTTPS - DynDNS

Einrichtung eines Homeserver-Netzwerks mit dem Dienst Nextcloud, welcher über Fritzbox mit Wireguard-VPN aus dem Internet erreichbar ist.

#Homeserver #WireGuard #DynDNS #FritzBox #Linux

https://gnulinux.ch/homeserver-fritzbox-wireguard-https-dyndns