Re:TunSafe: A High Performance WireGuard Client for Windows
by zx2c4 on Sunday March 04, 2018 @06:36PM
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> TunSafe will not be able to communicate with the wireguard servers if it does not use the correct encryption and protocol scheme
There's a lot more to writing secure software than merely implementing something that appears to speak the protocol some of the time, or merely implementing a protocol at all. As I said, don't rely on TunSafe.
As above, we'll have snapshots of the cross platform implementations shortly. Until then, I'd recommend just waiting patiently.
Re:TunSafe: A High Performance WireGuard Client for Windows
by nostream on Sunday March 04, 2018 @06:51PM
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zx2c4: I've been waiting for quite a while, how far away in time is shortly?
"appears to speak the protocol some of the time, or merely implementing a protocol at all"
ludde: Is the wireguard protocol fully implemented or just partially implemented in the version that is on the homepage?
Either way. The L2TP/IPSec implementation in Windows 7 I use now is also closed-source proprietary software. So I can't see that TunSafe should be worse since the author is public. I guess TunSafe will not be able to communicate with the wireguard servers if it does not use the correct encryption and protocol scheme?