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OpenVPN vs. WireGuard
We hear about this all the time. We read the articles. We watch the videos.
Most have it completely wrong.
We detail when WireGuard makes sense, and when OpenVPN makes sense. Come see why.
Oh, and win a sweet @GLiNetWiFi router.
Last week to enter. Turning DCO on doubled OpenVPN throughput from 3.61 to 7.15 Gbps on the same hardware — see the full comparison, share it with #OpenVPNGotFast, and enter to win a Flint 3 Wi-Fi 7 router. Closes Oct 16.
Comparison: https://t.co/6m2yrONp5X
Rules: https://t.co/ccaRX0vn4G
A poisoned tensorlake npm release steals dev secrets and deletes your home directory if you revoke the stolen GitHub token. Remove the monitor first, then rotate.
#Cybersecurity#npm
https://t.co/yR3O6j6mis
AI agents get database access, file permissions, API keys — and most companies treat them like tools, not privileged users.
@TheHackersNews on why that's changing (CloudConnexa featured): https://t.co/2PDFfwqkBE
#CloudConnexa#ZTNA
You realize OpenVPN is now as fast as WireGuard with data channel offload (DCO), right?
Our release yesterday made DCO EVEN FASTER.
https://t.co/mmcPoh9TQD
Public exploit code for Atlassian's CVSS 9.3 flaw (CVE-2026-21589) drew exploitation attempts in under two hours. Data Center admins: patch Bitbucket, Confluence, Jira, Bamboo, Crowd, and more now.
#Cybersecurity#Atlassian
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AI copilots and agents are creating machine identities that most small businesses have no framework to govern: https://t.co/Oj27BIvW2X
#ZeroTrust#AISecurity#SMB
AI turned code review from a scarce resource into a scalable one. GitHub's Secure Open Source Fund cleared 4,000+ alerts in six months.
None of that works on code nobody outside the vendor can read. @FrancisDinha in @Forbes 👇 https://t.co/4cIn0FGPWf
#AI#OpenSource
Bitget lost $387.5M after attackers exploited zero-days in the third-party security products it trusted. Audit which security tools have privileged access to your crown jewels.
https://t.co/zkOX78j1s2
#Cybersecurity#ZeroDay
James Yonan wrote the first line of OpenVPN 25 years ago.
On October 22, he's telling the story — the cryptography, getting it running on Windows, the community that grew around it, and where open source goes next.
11:30am ET. Free & virtual.
https://t.co/7WuowFBfsq
#OpenVPN25 #OpenVPNConnected
A Pentagon HR system sat open to unauthorized users for about nine months. More than 3 million people's SSNs and personal details were exposed.
How long could a breach go unnoticed in your file-sharing systems? https://t.co/xidQNleChy
#Cybersecurity#DataBreach
Most SMBs have no controls over what their AI copilots can access. That's becoming a compliance gap, not just a security one: https://t.co/ie6wH4Adbv
#ZeroTrust#AISecurity
You didn't mention the modern solutions we offer (Access Server and CloudConnexa), but that's okay, your post is still right on point and makes a lot of sense.
Also: this guy's website absolutely slaps.
Stop forcing your field teams to use traditional VPNs. They hate them, and they mess with productivity.
When you have a distributed workforce across multiple states, standard VPN tunnels constantly drop, choke internet speeds, and create a single point of failure for network security.
The fix isn't a bigger server. It's moving to Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) using modern routing tools like Tailscale or WireGuard paired with Microsoft Intune.
Here is how I set this up to keep remote operations seamless:
Device Identity: Use Intune to enforce strict device compliance rules before a machine can even talk to the network.
Contextual Rules: Lock down data with Entra ID Conditional Access—if a login looks sketchy or happens on an unmanaged device, access is blocked instantly.
Micro-Segmentation: Use lightweight ZTNA mesh layers so field techs safely access exactly what they need (like local imaging nodes or server endpoints) without exposing the entire network.
The result? Zero manual login prompts for your users, tighter security boundaries, and no more "VPN dropped again" support tickets.
Be entered to win a Flint 3 Tri-band Wi-Fi 7 Home Router from @GLiNetWiFi - just visit https://t.co/lec5s0OG7E and post about it using #OpenVPNGotFast
You're interested in what we think of the WireGuard v OpenVPN comparisons, c'mon, you know you are.