Based VPN protocol. OpenVPN and IPSecfags absolutely BTFO
>story
phoronix.com
>WireGuard info and download
wireguard.com
wireguard.com
Also general WireGuard thread
NETWORKMANAGER SUPPORTS WIREGUARD!
Xavier Sanchez
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Hudson Ramirez
>tfw still no 1.0 release
Carter Hernandez
kita
when will it support windblows though
Luis Gonzalez
Someone said they’re working on replacing a certain Windows VPN driver. Apparently once that’s done, they can make the Windows version
Jonathan Turner
Also, they recently released the Mac version.
Jace Moore
>winjeetOS
who gives a shit?
Hunter Harris
>Still no official windows client
Is there a non botnet vpn provider like mullvad that uses an unofficial windows client for wireguard out there?
Luis Kelly
>>winjeetOS
>who gives a shit?
Adam Taylor
Why doesn't it support adding preexisting configuration or using domain names instead of IP addresses
Jeremiah Scott
is this one of these freetards programs that will be in beta forever and never get any real adoption?
Levi Brown
>windows
Logan Walker
based
Sebastian Ortiz
I use Ubuntu 18
Mason Sullivan
Linuxman himself endorsed WireGuard, so I think it's gotten a lot of adoption already.
Juan Brooks
AzireVPN advertises WireGuard, but IDK if they have it baked into their client yet or not
Adam Powell
It already has been adopted in many VPN services, and a lot of them are testing them. Wireguard is many times better than OpenVPN
Josiah Martin
azirevpn.com
Everything but windows, this is pissing me off.
Liam Murphy
Friendly reminder that WireGuard is still too young to reliably use
Ian Bennett
unless you're Goldman Sachs or Google trying to impose WireVPN to access your trillion-tier networks, it's secure enough, it's actually more secure than usual OpenVPN which uses TLS
Justin Gutierrez
It has not been audited yet. You don't know if everything is secure yet. Even the devs say that. There could still be bugs that need to be worked out.
Jayden Wright
anything can be buggy theoretically, even most TLS implementations which run the internet show critical and ridiculous bugs from time to time, WireVPN is very small and based on technically proven encrypted communication
Nathan White
And WireGuard hasn't proven to be more secure than the current options that have been audited.
WireGuard does look cool. But it's still early.
Justin Taylor
It's on their GitHub in development.
Tunsafe open sourced too after the big outcry but i couldn't get it to build.
Jace Kelly
>WireGuard works by adding a network interface (or multiple), like eth0 or wlan0, called wg0 (or wg1, wg2, wg3, etc). This network interface can then be configured normally using ifconfig(8) or ip-address(8), with routes for it added and removed using route(8) or ip-route(8), and so on with all the ordinary networking utilities. The specific WireGuard aspects of the interface are configured using the wg(8) tool. This interface acts as a tunnel interface.
How can a mere program's design so based?
Brayden Clark
be so based*