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I like this idea. I honestly think most of the pieces are there. My old router, an ASUS RT-AC56U, has an OpenVPN server built in. It also supports dynamic DN
by Mister_Snuggles 10y ago
I like this idea.
I honestly think most of the pieces are there. My old router, an ASUS RT-AC56U, has an OpenVPN server built in. It also supports dynamic DNS through an Asus-provided service. iOS (and probably Android) supports VPN-on-demand.
This is basically all of the infrastructure needed to do what you suggest.
The only piece missing is the easy-to-use provisioning/management piece.
- SomeStupidPoint 10y agoIt's not totally secure, but why not just a physical button that enables a bluetooth device that transfers a token? I think you could even have a BT pin, so it would require a little security (eg, neighbors don't have your pin). It should be relatively straightforward to have a BT profile for "token authority". It certainly would be reasonably easy to use on most devices: just press button and connect to the token device.
- caf 10y agoI think it makes more sense to use the WiFi radio, if for no other reason than adding a BT transceiver to the BOM is probably a nonstarter.