Oh, sorry - df.
Just interested in your perspective, got a mo'?https://mullvad.net/ja/blog/2019/8/7/op ... re-future/
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Mullvad coreboot
Mullvad coreboot
just read this, and was wondering if Daddy-who-looks-after-us would be willing to share thoughts.
Oh, sorry - df. Just interested in your perspective, got a mo'?
https://mullvad.net/ja/blog/2019/8/7/op ... re-future/
Oh, sorry - df.
Just interested in your perspective, got a mo'?https://mullvad.net/ja/blog/2019/8/7/op ... re-future/
Re: Mullvad coreboot
I think that's great. As Mullvad mentioned in that page, there's still the issue of "closed-source (and encrypted!) firmware" in the CPU, but hopefully that'll change one day too. The open source firmware on a server platform is a good step towards that direction. The only negative thing I can say about it is that it still requires a degree of trust on the user's part, since there's no way for them to verify that a VPN provider is actually using that open source firmware.