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How to Install FreeBSD 15 on a Hetzner VPS (and Secure It with PF + SSH Keys)

Hetzner Cloud does not offer FreeBSD as a one-click operating system in the standard installer, but you can still install it cleanly using …

UniFi Cloud Gateway Ultra Review: Compact Router and Network Controller in One Device

The UniFi Cloud Gateway Ultra (UCG Ultra) is a compact desktop device that combines a router with a built-in UniFi Network controller. It i…

Minisforum MS-01 Review: Overhyped Mini-PC or the Right Tool for One Job?

The Minisforum MS-01 has become one of the most talked-about mini PCs online, often described as the “ultimate NAS”, the “ultimate router”,…

OPNsense 25.7.10 Update Addresses IPv6 Router Advertisement Issue (CVE-2025-14558)

OPNsense version 25.7.10 has been released, primarily to address a FreeBSD vulnerability affecting IPv6 router advertisement handling. Syst…

pfSense Affected by IPv6 RA Bug (CVE-2025-14558): What to Do

A recently disclosed FreeBSD vulnerability affects the rtsold service used by pfSense when configuring IPv6 connections. While exploitation…

How to Configure Mullvad VPN on OPNsense Using WireGuard

In this guide, we’ll walk through how to connect Mullvad VPN to OPNsense using WireGuard, then route only specific devices through the VPN …

pfSense Plus 25.11 Release Notes – Changes and What to Check Before Upgrading

Netgate has released pfSense Plus 25.11, bringing a set of updates and changes that administrators should review carefully before upgrading…

OPNsense 25.7.9 Released – Unbound Blocklist Fixes, Tailscale Plugin 1.3 & More

OPNsense has released version 25.7.9 on December 4th, 2025, arriving just a week after the 25.7.8 update. While the previous release introd…

How the New Unbound Extended Blocklists Work in OPNsense 25.7.8 (Full Guide)

OPNsense 25.7.8 introduces one of the biggest upgrades in recent Community Edition history: Extended DNS Blocklists for Unbound, previously…

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