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technology1 year ago

Microsoft Recall AI: Privacy Concerns and Security Flaws

This week's security news highlights Microsoft's Recall feature, which has improved but still raises privacy concerns, and the Patch Tuesday update that fixed 71 vulnerabilities, including a zero-day exploit. AMD's SEV-SNP security was compromised by a BadRAM attack, but a firmware update has been released to address it. OpenWRT faced a security issue with its sysupgrade service due to SHA256 hash collisions, prompting a temporary server shutdown and fix. Additionally, a hard-coded seed in Dart's Web assembly platform posed security risks, and a Telegram crypto scam was uncovered.

via Hackaday|
#amd#microsoft#openwrt
technology1 year ago

OpenWrt Launches $89 Customizable Router with Open-Source Firmware

The Software Freedom Conservancy has launched the OpenWrt One, an $89 Wi-Fi router designed for open-source enthusiasts, available on AliExpress. This router, developed in collaboration with Banana Pi, supports OpenWRT firmware and allows users to modify and update it independently of corporate schedules. It features dual-band Wi-Fi 6, PoE support, and a design that makes it nearly unbrickable. The OpenWrt One aims to provide a flexible, hacker-friendly alternative to traditional routers.

via The Verge|
#banana-pi#open-source#openwrt
technology1 year ago

OpenWrt Launches Repairable, Hacker-Friendly Wi-Fi 6 Router for $89

OpenWrt, in collaboration with the Software Freedom Conservancy, has launched its first hardware platform, the OpenWrt One, marking a significant step for the right to repair movement. The router features a dual-core MediaTek processor, Wi-Fi 6 capabilities, and is designed to be "unbrickable" with separate flash memory options. Priced at $89.99, it complies with FCC regulations, challenging the notion that such compliance conflicts with software repair rights. Ten dollars from each sale supports the SFC.

via The Register|
#open-source#openwrt#right-to-repair
technology2 years ago

"OpenWrt Celebrates 20 Years with Future-Proof Reference Hardware"

OpenWrt, the open source firmware, is celebrating its 20th anniversary and is proposing a "fully upstream supported hardware design" to ensure future-proof router hardware without the need for "binary blobs." The proposed "OpenWrt One" board aims to be affordable, with publicly available schematics and code, but will not be produced or sold by OpenWrt. The group is looking to Banana Pi makers for distribution, with proceeds going to the Software Freedom Conservancy. The proposed design has sparked questions and discussions among community members, with some expressing interest in features like ethernet ports and PoE support.

via Ars Technica|
#firmware#hardware-design#open-source