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Are there any router/cheap "bridge" devices that can sit between your router and the internet and force outbound communication to go through the VPN, as if it w
by dinobones 2y ago
Are there any router/cheap "bridge" devices that can sit between your router and the internet and force outbound communication to go through the VPN, as if it were your ISP?
- bedobi 2y agoapparently lots of folks use Raspberry Pi's for this, which has added benefit of PiHole filtering out of ads etc no personal experience but sounds nifty, maybe there are other options too
- Hikikomori 2y agoJust use iptables and only allow the vpn traffic. Or do the same with a small Linux box.
- bedobi 2y agoapparently lots of folks who do this still have problems that a lot of software that promises to do this actually only does it for ipv4, so ipv6 traffic still exposes them, lol
- _0ffh 2y agoIt's not unusual to get the recommendation to deactivate ipv6, which isn't hard (on Linux at least).
- mftrhu 2y agoPretty much any of the GL.iNet devices should be able to do that.
- GardenLetter27 2y agoOn Linux this is easy with a network namespace and nftables.
- wepple 2y agoThere have been a bunch of these, although if you’re really that concerned, you might as well go all in with tor A modern version of this: https://github.com/grugq/portal https://github.com/grugq/portal
- dpifke 2y agoYou do not want to mix your non-anonymous and anonymous traffic over the same Tor connection, especially if you don't control the bridge (first hop) to which you're connecting.