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I came across "open" WiFis that required another form of login inside that filtered all HTTP traffic but let through DNS. But no, it's not really useful outside

by pinato 4y ago

I came across "open" WiFis that required another form of login inside that filtered all HTTP traffic but let through DNS. But no, it's not really useful outside of special circumstances.

midasuni 4y ago
I have WireGuard endpoints of UDP 53, 443 and a high random port - at least one of them tends to work (although not always — one hotel recently only allowed tcp/80 and tcp/443
- selcuka 4y ago
  > one hotel recently only allowed tcp/80 and tcp/443 How did DNS resolution work? Do they force you to use their proxy server?
  - Arnie97 4y ago
    They could set up a recursive dnsmasq on the router, and block udp/53 traffic to the outside world.