Presented on ipXchange.tech’s new-for-2024 ‘community content’ section, this article by Valerii Haidarzhy at Sirin Software provides a deep dive into the advantages and disadvantages of open-source (OpenWRT) and proprietary router firmware for keeping your IoT safe from attacks.
Key points include easier usage for proprietary routers but much faster bug fixes for the open-source alternative, thanks to a community-led approach. We won’t spoil this great read, so check out the full article on our community content page.
This first project came to ipXchange courtesy of a chat with Alex and Daria at Sirin Software – Daria was the user to upload the piece – and we look forward to presenting another article that was teased to us during this chat.
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A massive thanks to the team at Sirin Software for this first contribution, and as always…
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