Recent content by cockytrumpet

I don't expose dropbear, but if I needed to, fwknop or a similar implementation would be my choice.

If my math is right, one guess per second with only mixed case alphanumeric would take 6,923,519 years to 8 characters. So on average about half that. Nothing wrong with changing the port though.

I appoligize in advance if my search-fu wasn't good enough to find this already answered. I want to create a guest network with a specified BSSID. The default is 00:00:00:00:00:01 for the first, and I assume it simply increments the least significant bit for the rest. I've tried using ifconfig...

I don't know how to fix your issue, but I can tell you how I update afraid.org. I use dnsomatic.com to update both opendns and afraid.org. Then you just need to set up the WAN-DDNS page on your router to use dnsomatic.

I can live with all of that if governments can never turn this world into 1984. Nope, far too many "normal" people use it that they couldn't possibly filter the noise. Even then they just know encrypted stuff happened. Unless, you live in a repressive authoritarian regime you're good.

Ok, I stand corrected.

OS X doesn't natively support the ext file system, which is what is required. There might be 3rd party tools, but I can't speak to that. NVRAM holds many many settings, none of which are stored in JFFS. Some one smarter than me, correct me if I'm wrong...

I think you can use this guide on the wiki, https://github.com/RMerl/asuswrt-merlin/wiki/Using-ipset , and change iptables -I INPUT to OUTPUT. Edit: Please disregard what I said. That would only block access to exit nodes, which no one on your LAN would be connecting to directly.

I'm in the same boat. What I do is run Linux (any distro should do) in a virtual machine. I think virtualbox is free.

I've flashed (and factory reset) my new RT-AC88U with 380.57_alpha3 and enabled DNSSec support. In the logs: Dec 4 00:20:21 dnsmasq[1038]: DNSSEC validation enabled As my OpenDNS setup doesn't seem to work, I tried google public DNS...

I've had the same issue on the AC66U in a mixed network. I'm wondering if it's related to one of these lines in /etc/dnsmasq.conf: dhcp-option=lan,6,208.67.222.222,208.67.220.220,0.0.0.0 dhcp-option=lan,252,"\n" Shouldn't the 0.0.0.0 be 192.168.1.1? Also, a newline character seems odd to me...

I'm running 378.51. I guess newer firmwares come with tor? What I do: opkg install tor edit /opt/etc/tor/torrc to your liking (make sure you add ExitPolicy reject *:* so you won't run an exit relay) chown -R nobody:nobody /opt/var/lib/tor chown -R nobody:nobody /opt/var/log/tor echo "tor" >>...

Just finished a 4000 mile road trip with my RT-AC66U. The responses above, but in hotels with wired connections and a login page, change the MAC address on your laptop to match your router, log in, then plug in the router.

Ooh! Where can I drool over said products?

I haven't looked into the new ddns script thing, but I have a similar setup. I use dnsomatic to update my domain at afraid.org.