- Sep 10, 2015
- 901
what about a firewall and a VPN that routes into your own infrastructure?added more noteworthy apps
PD: I don't believe in Android AVs, for most users the only attack vector is the user itself installing shady .apks. I know there are companies like NSO group, Hacking Team, Finfisher that develop targeted attacks using privately disclosed vulnerabilities but whoever that need to hack you needs lots of cash to pay those guys.
my own network infrastructure: a $70 Mikrotik ac2 routerwhat about a firewall and a VPN that routes into your own infrastructure?
to decrease network-based attacks.
Flash Openwrt on the router firmware and install a no root based firewall for the Android device.my own network infrastructure: a $70 Mikrotik ac2 router
In fact you can setup a OpenVPN server from ROS but I don't like knowing that an attacker can remotely access my network if the certificate somehow gets leaked from the client.Flash Openwrt on the router firmware and install a no root based firewall for the Android device.