Friday, 27 November 2015
Your wireless router is one of the most energy-hungry gadgets in your home and who knows how vulnerable it is to data leaks. Enter Turris Omnia, a powerful open-source router that’s smashing it on Indiegogo right now because it can do loads of other things while sitting idle and auto-updates when a security flaw is found. Although it might not sound like the sexiest project in the world, you can easily turn Omnia into a backup server, or insert a SIM card into it if your connection stops working. Omnia also has its own open-source OS built on Linux-based OpenWRT firmware, an effort backed by CZ.NIC, a Czech-state-sponsored…
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