#wpa3 — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #wpa3, aggregated by home.social.
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Dear #Turris users, we have just released the second #RC of Turris OS 9.1.2. It fixes an issue with updating knot-resolver while running #AdGuard Home. It also improves the fix in #reForis for correctly setting #WPA3 for 6GHz #WiFi.
Thank you for testing, and as always, let us know if this helps resolve the issue or if you spot any other problems.
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Dear #Turris users, we have just released the second #RC of Turris OS 9.1.2. It fixes an issue with updating knot-resolver while running #AdGuard Home. It also improves the fix in #reForis for correctly setting #WPA3 for 6GHz #WiFi.
Thank you for testing, and as always, let us know if this helps resolve the issue or if you spot any other problems.
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Dear #Turris users, we have just released the second #RC of Turris OS 9.1.2. It fixes an issue with updating knot-resolver while running #AdGuard Home. It also improves the fix in #reForis for correctly setting #WPA3 for 6GHz #WiFi.
Thank you for testing, and as always, let us know if this helps resolve the issue or if you spot any other problems.
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Dear #Turris users, we have just released the second #RC of Turris OS 9.1.2. It fixes an issue with updating knot-resolver while running #AdGuard Home. It also improves the fix in #reForis for correctly setting #WPA3 for 6GHz #WiFi.
Thank you for testing, and as always, let us know if this helps resolve the issue or if you spot any other problems.
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Dear #Turris users, we have just released the second #RC of Turris OS 9.1.2. It fixes an issue with updating knot-resolver while running #AdGuard Home. It also improves the fix in #reForis for correctly setting #WPA3 for 6GHz #WiFi.
Thank you for testing, and as always, let us know if this helps resolve the issue or if you spot any other problems.
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Inspired by Proton's post, I decided to get a new router instead of using just my modem/router combo. The primary driver was that while my #cable modem's modem functionality is fine for my service, the features on the router/wifi side were lacking, so it's not like I haven't been thinking about this for a while. The idea that my #ISP could be using my router's wifi antennas to spy on me was what got me going.
Routers aren't that expensive. I got my Cudy for just $40. It did take a few hours to get switched over, mainly because I like to go through every setting before I consider the installation complete.
Basically the steps are to go through the modem/router's UI and copy down anything you want to carry forward. Then you switch it to bridge mode, swap in the new router, and reboot the lot. Then it's just going through the router's UI to set everything up.
There were lots of improvements. The big one was getting #WiFi7 and #WPA3, which has Perfect Forward Secrecy. That means that even your encrypted data can only be decrypted for a certain time before it becomes worthless. This is important when you realize that in the near future with quantum computing and such, everyone's encrypted data captured now will be trivial to crack.
Another big improvement was the ability to force everyone to use DNS-over-HTTPS (#DoH). Not using DoH means your ISP can see every domain that you visit or even think about visiting. I went with Quad9, which is a Swiss DNS host, which focuses on privacy (duh, it's Swiss).
The third big improvement was #mesh support. I was able to connect it with my access point via CAT7/8 cables and a switch for backbone. So now as I walk around the house, my devices move between the two access points.
Don't forget to turn off #TR069 or your ISP will still have control over your router. I'm still working on how to get WiFi into my backyard.
RE: https://mastodon.social/users/protonprivacy/statuses/116962426790206038