OpenVPN 2.7.7 is now available for download with various improvements, as well as several bug and security fixes.

OpenVPN 2.6.16 open-source VPN system is now available for download with various improvements and security fixes.

Set up your own OpenVPN server on Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, CentOS, Arch Linux and more - angristan/openvpn-install

The new OpenVPN update patches seven security vulnerabilities affecting DNS handling, TLS-Crypt-v2, NTLMv2 proxy responses, and more.

The latest OpenVPN update patches two vulnerabilities, improves DCO key-state handling, and introduces several user-visible configuration changes.

OpenVPN 2.7 is now available for download with support for the new upstream DCO Linux kernel module, mbedTLS 4 support, and more.

OpenVPN 2.7.1 is now available for download as the first maintenance update to the OpenVPN 2.7 series with various improvements.

OpenVPN 2.7.7 is now available with fixes for seven security vulnerabilities, Linux Netlink hardening, and several networking bug fixes.

Linux 6.16 improves OpenVPN speeds, expands 5-level paging, and delivers a 'stupendous' Ext4 performance boost - and a fair bit more. Highlights inside.

OpenVPN is an open source VPN daemon. Contribute to OpenVPN/openvpn development by creating an account on GitHub.

IPFire 2.29 Update 197 firewall distribution is now available for download with a complete OpenVPN overhaul and performance tweaks.

CVE-2024-5594 is a critical vulnerability identified in OpenVPN versions prior to 2.6.11. This vulnerability stems from improper sanitization of PUSH_REPLY messages, which allows attackers to injec…

IPFire 2.29 Core Update 202 hardened Linux firewall distro is now available for download with OpenVPN 2.7 and other changes.

The video demonstrates how to set up a self-hosted VPN server using **OpenVPN** on a **Raspberry Pi** (models 3, 4, or 5) or a **VPS** for less than $5 per month. OpenVPN is chosen for its reliability and support of **TCP/UDP** protocols, making it suitable for professional environments. The tutorial covers installing **Ubuntu 24.04** (without a graphical interface) on a microSD card, configuring SSH access, and verifying the public IP address (via `curl ifconfig.me`) to bypass **CGNAT** restrictions. Installing **OpenVPN Access Server** requires a free account and activation key (limited to 2 devices). The setup includes defining a static IP, enabling the **UFW** firewall (ports **1194/UDP** and **443/TCP**), and configuring port forwarding on the router. Admin access (**port 943**) is restricted to the LAN. A **DuckDNS** script is used to manage public IP changes. VPN clients are configured via downloadable profiles, with optional **MFA** authentication. The video notes that this solution does not bypass geo-restrictions.

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