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Current numbers of invitations – June 11, 2014

June 11, 2014
  • Sent invitations: 1262
  • Accepted invitations: 970
  • Declined invitations: 70
  • Expired invitations: 201
  • Pending invitations: 23
  • Activated routers: 791

Note: in case of pending invitations, the user did not repond to the invitation either by accepting or explitly refusing it. Active routers are those that have the registration process finished and send us data.

System update

June 6, 2014

A new system update will be installed on routers Turris in the following hour. Besides an update of the OpenSSL library announced yesterday, there are also several bugfixes, a new version of the libnetconf library, which should improve speed of the user interface Foris and an improved mechanism for detection of usability of DNS resolvers for forwarding.

New vulnerability in OpenSSL

June 5, 2014

A new vulnerability called the CCS injection vulnerability (CVE-2014-0224) was discovered in the OpenSSL library. This vulnerability makes it possible to decrypt communication and tamper with the content.

In project Turris, we have already updated OpenSSL on all our servers, which is the most important step to protect our users, and are preparing an update for the routers which should be available tomorrow. Because an update was not yet present in the OpenWrt repositories, we have submitted a patch.

Current numbers of invitations – June 3, 2014

June 3, 2014
  • Sent invitations: 1231
  • Accepted invitations: 972
  • Declined invitations: 70
  • Expired invitations: 157
  • Pending invitations: 34
  • Activated routers: 743

Note: in case of pending invitations, the user did not repond to the invitation either by accepting or explitly refusing it. Active routers are those that have the registration process finished and send us data.

Router Turris network statistics

May 30, 2014

A new section dedicated to statistics was added to the website of project Turris. It shows data collected on individual routers summed together to form a global overview.

At present, you will find for example comparison between IPv4 and IPv6 traffic, or information about packets rejected by the firewall. For these, we show an overview of port most connected to, and a map of countries from which the packets come.

It is interesting to note that most blocked packets come from the Czech Republic. This is mostly caused by broadcasts and by different neighbor discovery protocols, such as MikroTik uses on port 5678.

Current numbers of invitations – May 28, 2014

May 28, 2014

30 invitations expired yesterday and we sent 75 routers. Current numbers are here:

  • Sent invitations: 1201
  • Accepted invitations: 943
  • Declined invitations: 70
  • Expired invitations: 137
  • Pending invitations: 53
  • Activated routers: 672

Note: in case of pending invitations, the user did not repond to the invitation either by accepting or explitly refusing it. Active routers are those that have the registration process finished and send us data.

Turris OS 1.2

May 27, 2014

Second major update of operating system of router Turris - Turris OS 1.2 - was released today.

List of changes:

  • Support for accessing the administration interface over HTTPS protocol was added
  • Czech localization of LuCi was updated
  • Watchdog was added to look over the unbound daemon
  • Packages Foris and Ucollect were updated
  • A few bugs were fixed in update notifications sending - maximum delay for planned restart was limited to 10 days

Current numbers of invitations – May 22, 2014

May 22, 2014

Similarly to the IPv4 exhaustion in most RIRs, we have run out of invitations in project Turris. From now on, we will only be able to invite new participants when an invitation either expires or is declined.

  • Sent invitations: 1129
  • Accepted invitations: 901
  • Declined invitations: 65
  • Expired invitations: 106 (31 today)
  • Pending invitations: 58
  • Activated routers: 655

Note: in case of pending invitations, the user did not repond to the invitation either by accepting or explitly refusing it. Active routers are those that have the registration process finished and send us data.

New security functions

May 21, 2014

As part of a firmware update last week, we activated new security functions of the firewall. These are focused on protection of users against newly discovered malicious content on websites and on botnet detection.

Current numbers of invitations – May 14, 2014

May 14, 2014
  • Sent invitations: 1053
  • Accepted invitations: 843
  • Declined invitations: 60
  • Expired invitations: 58
  • Pending invitations: 92
  • Activated routers: 542

Note: in case of pending invitations, the user did not repond to the invitation either by accepting or explitly refusing it. Active routers are those that have the registration process finished and send us data.