OpenBSD automatic MESH IPSec host configuration

by taglio 2 years ago

GNU/Linux ◆ xterm-256color ◆ bash 1126 views

The final goal is to add a full configured, secure by default, encrypted mesh node to an existing network.

It will replicate all the services on the network, and it can be deleted without loosing any data.

Especially focused above security in every ISO/OSI pile level.

Applications are multiples, from bypass the European ECHELON, an enormous sniffer from some ISP, or the great firewall in China, to create very secure not logged chat, to dynamic traditional services that will move from an host to another in a total transparent mode to the final user.

I’m an addicted of privacy and security and I’m very tired about the modern slavery network transmitted by weapons from the European elite.

Vatican, a big part of Aristocracy and a lot of leafs, and some corrupted secret services are totally guilty about the recent destroy of democracy. They are owners of an exploitation camp transmitted by electromagnetic weapons and elaborated by artificial intelligence from the Collserola tower in Barcelona above all the Mediterranean area. Electronic slavery, the modern slavery that United Nation is investigating is my goal.

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