Ok, nice to see you have DNSSEC running.
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Yes, super great! Very excited with it hahah
That's quite a bold statement. Got anything more recent than the two articles you posted that demonstrates either vulnerability is still viable in any mainstream systems/devices?
The world-recognized reaseacher Mathy Vanhoef states in both articles that WPA2/WPA3 have design flaws that are non-fixable. Attacks can be slowed down, not stopped. Please read more carefully.
Feel free to open a separate thread if you would like to discuss that.
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You must be reading something different to the articles you linked to because he doesn't say that in either of them....
OK, I will start a separate thread. I would be glad to hear that WPA2/WPA3 is fixable.
Here it is: Are WPA2/WPA3 design flaws fixable?
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Just a question please, i installed adblock, but it is not working at all and i dont know where the mistake is, any tips?
Here is my config:
cat /etc/config/adblock
config adblock 'global'
option adb_enabled '1'
option adb_debug '0'
option adb_forcedns '0'
option adb_safesearch '0'
option adb_dnsfilereset '0'
option adb_mail '0'
option adb_report '0'
option adb_backup '1'
option adb_maxqueue '4'
option adb_dns 'unbound'
option adb_fetchutil 'uclient-fetch'
list adb_sources 'adaway'
list adb_sources 'adguard'
list adb_sources 'bitcoin'
list adb_sources 'disconnect'
list adb_sources 'dshield'
list adb_sources 'energized_blugo'
list adb_sources 'energized_blu'
list adb_sources 'malwaredomains'
list adb_sources 'malwarelist'
list adb_sources 'notracking'
list adb_sources 'reg_fr'
list adb_sources 'youtube'
list adb_sources 'yoyo'
Does it make it?
Nope i dont know whats wrong.
Mine is:
config adblock 'global'
option adb_enabled '1'
option adb_debug '0'
option adb_forcedns '0'
option adb_safesearch '0'
option adb_dnsfilereset '0'
option adb_mail '0'
option adb_report '0'
option adb_backup '1'
option adb_maxqueue '4'
option adb_dns 'unbound'
option adb_fetchutil 'uclient-fetch'
option adb_dnsflush '1'
list adb_sources 'adaway'
list adb_sources 'adguard'
list adb_sources 'smarttv'
list adb_sources 'winhelp'
LuCi should display information about loaded DNSBL (DNS black lists). It means that the service is up and running. Then visit an address to verify adds are being blocked.
YEah thats how it shows:
Adblock
Configuration of the adblock package to block ad/abuse domains by using DNS. For further information check the online documentation
Information
Status / Version
enabled / 4.0.6
Blocked Domains
42,849
Active Sources
adaway, adguard, smarttv, winhelp
DNS Backend
unbound, /var/lib/unbound
Run Utils
/bin/uclient-fetch, /usr/bin/awk
Run Interfaces
trigger: wan, report: -
Run Directories
base: /tmp, backup: /tmp, report: /tmp, jail: /tmp
Run Flags
backup: 1, reset: 0, flush: 1, force: 0, search: 0, report: 0, mail: 0, jail: 0
Last Run
start, 0m 51s, 124/63/48, 17.08.2020 16:04:58
But once i visit the speedtest.net for example its full of ads.
If you still see adds, you need more DNSBLs.
No, something is wrong, its not blocking any add on any website. I think its not downloading the host files maybe
If you've recently upgraded BusyBox, check out this thread:
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Hi are you using unbound or DNSmasq? You need onley one dns server installed at the same time.
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Why don’t you use a wireguard vpn ?
I am using wireguard indeed, I will ask for some information in another thread.
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I tried everything, it didnt worked, so what i did, i installed simple adblock, that one worked.
How do i block youtube ads? Those are the main reason for me to block ads.
I just installed luci-app-statistics for statistcs history.
To display temperature, read this forum thread:
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You can use the forum search to find the answer.