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I have only experimented a bit with WireGuard because I wanted to avoid OpenVPN. The argument seems to be that it's more secure because it's implementation is s
by zerkten 7y ago
I have only experimented a bit with WireGuard because I wanted to avoid OpenVPN. The argument seems to be that it's more secure because it's implementation is small (the implication being that it's easier to audit) and being in the kernel ensures mass adoption (ensuring even more likelihood of audits and quick patches.) I'm interested if there are other technical advantages for specific threat models.