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Using a router supplied by your ISP is probably facilitating state access to your home network. Using a router you bought in a store is probably facilitating state access to your home network. At least make it harder on them.

GitHub - drduh/PC-Engines-APU-Router-Guide: Guide to building a Linux or BSD router on the PC...

Guide to building a Linux or BSD router on the PC Engines APU platform - GitHub - drduh/PC-Engines-APU-Router-Guide: Guide to building a Linux or BSD router on the PC Engines APU platform

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E.g., a little asus repeater I have (with latest firmware) is trying to facilitate UDP traffic over port 9999 to a server process (infosvr) which apparently allows arbitrary remote command execution: cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvenam

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Is there evidence that ISP and/or consumer routers are backdoored?

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Believe them when they tell you. - search.edwardsnowden.com/docs/StealthyT - youtube.com/watch?v=bDJb8W

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Checkout pfsense pfsense.org

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i used the alix2c0 w/ openbsd for years. great little board

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I'd love for a refresh of this SoC. This APU with ECC was great years ago but it is excessively slow for today's gigabit needs.

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