Leaking packets is not possible in this mode and it makes certain configurations easier when it is not necessary to work around the block rules

There will no longer be any safety rules installed for IPsec connections in 'on-demand' mode.

Curve448 is now listed above Curve25519 since it provides better security, but is computationally more expensive at the same time.

If you want to help the team, you can do this with your donation. Unfortunately time did not allow to provide any detailed documentation for this feature, but this will be added in the near future. Various smaller changes come with these changes: Certificates now have sane expiry times (instead of a hundred years).

This makes creating secure connections with these devices quick and fool-proof - even when certificates are involved.

It is now possible to export IPsec road warrior connections for Apple devices so that they can easily be imported into those with only a few clicks. Please follow the link below where your donation can help fund our continued development. Like many of our open source friends, we’ve taken a hit this year and would like to ask for your continued support. IPFire is a small team of people from a range of backgrounds sharing one goal: make the Internet a safer place for everyone. It comes with one-click VPNs for Apple iOS and Mac OS devices as well as with various fixes across the board including security fixes.īefore we talk about what is new, I would like to ask you for your support for our project.

IPFire 2.25 - Core Update 158 is generally available.

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