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Wanted to spy on my dog, ended up spying on TP-Link

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436 points kennedn | 1 comments | 15 Sep 25 16:28 UTC | HN request time: 0.384s | source
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selinkocalar ◴[15 Sep 25 22:43 UTC] No.45255874[source]▶
IoT security is generally terrible, but the fact that consumer routers are essentially unaudited black boxes processing all your network traffic is genuinely concerning. Most people have no idea their router firmware hasn't been updated in years and is probably running known CVEs. The supply chain trust model for networking hardware is broken.
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teaearlgraycold ◴[15 Sep 25 22:48 UTC] No.45255922[source]▶
The solution is pfsense
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1. arminiusreturns ◴[15 Sep 25 22:50 UTC] No.45255936[source]▶
The soulutions is iptables.

The solution is nftables.

The solution is bpf.

The solution is emacs-m-x-butterfly-bpf.