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Why I use OPNsense over pfSense, and why I don't trust Netgate at all

pfSense and OPNsense are open-source firewall and router operating systems that share a common lineage but have diverged in philosophy and development over the years. pfSense originated as a fork of ...
Ars Technica

pfSense going closed source

There will be a free version for home and non-commercial use. The open source version (pfSense CE) will remain available and continue to get security updates (at least for now), but it sounds like ...
TechRadar

pfSense adds WireGuard VPN to its platform

After being one of the most requested features for pfSense, Netgate has announced that WireGuard support is coming to the popular open source software for firewalls, VPNs and routers. The development ...
Bleeping Computer

Over 1,450 pfSense servers exposed to RCE attacks via bug chain

Roughly 1,450 pfSense instances exposed online are vulnerable to command injection and cross-site scripting flaws that, if chained, could enable attackers to perform remote code execution on the ...
TechRepublic

pfSense vs Netgear router: What are the main differences?

pfSense vs Netgear router: What are the main differences? Your email has been sent When taking steps to ensure your business’s network security, the pfSense ...
Ars Technica

In-kernel WireGuard is on its way to FreeBSD and the pfSense router

This morning, WireGuard founding developer Jason Donenfeld announced a working, in-kernel implementation of his WireGuard VPN protocol for the FreeBSD 13 kernel. This is great news for BSD folks—and ...