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But you would trust this toy project in terms of security? The point of something like OpenVPN is that all security cases and bugs are worked out already, and t
by Erlich_Bachman 7y ago
But you would trust this toy project in terms of security? The point of something like OpenVPN is that all security cases and bugs are worked out already, and there is tons of information for all use cases, and everything is already polished.
Sure you might need to learn some new configuration options, but you won't just use them in this project, they will serve you for the rest of your life for all possible VPN usage cases.
- sam_lowry_ 7y agoThe more complex the project, the less secure it is.
- microcolonel 7y ago> all security cases and bugs are worked out already This is likely not the case. While it's true that there hasn't been a severe/highly exploitable published vulnerability in OpenVPN for the last decade or so, that doesn't mean that there aren't vulnerabilities.