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The problem is people keep thinking WireGuard is a VPN when it's more of a network tunnel + routing, like OpenSSH's -w option. A "real" VPN has a ton more featu
by 0xbadcafebee 5y ago
The problem is people keep thinking WireGuard is a VPN when it's more of a network tunnel + routing, like OpenSSH's -w option. A "real" VPN has a ton more features to provide the user experience needed for typical VPNs. I believe OpenVPN is still king here, probably one or two others as well.
- epistasis 5y agoAgreed. At a minimum it would be good to provide a way to protect wireguard credentials at rest, so they aren't just sitting out in the open on disk as a single factor for access to the network. If I had more experience I would love to submit a patch for the default client software, but I don't have much experience, and you don't want inexperienced crypto programming, especially for new features....