> " the user isn't aware of that (and, therefore, can't log into the web interface to "confirm" the update)." The website would be presented automatically to t

> " the user isn't aware of that (and, therefore, can't log into the web interface to "confirm" the update)." The website would be presented automatically to the user, similar to how a login page is displayed when you connect to some public WiFi networks. > "On another note, if I had something with a hypervisor available, I'd run something other than OpenWRT on it. The primary use case of OpenWRT is these small embedded devices where such a hypervisor isn't available." Yes, it'd almost certainly help with broadening the range of options. Until I realised I was too big I was drawn to the idea of using Xen as I'd like to see OpenMirage running on home router hardware, it seems like a natural fit. A minimal QubesOS image could also be good.