as if my obsession with watchguard firewalls wasn’t bad enough already, i recently got my hands on a WatchGuard T40. since i have no use for them as just an appliance, i decided it would be fun to get linux... Read more
in the previous posts, we explored how to jailbreak a watchguard t70 and run linux on it. sadly, by default the front panel (leds, reset button) are not functional in linux. let’s change that by reverse-engineering the custom kernel module... Read more
with both of my watchguards fully jailbroken and behaving (mostly) like a normal linux box, but still waiting on some smaller details before actually utilizing them, i decided to poke around the hardware a bit more. my motivation on this... Read more
hi there! if you’re reading this, you’ve found my page. i’ve set this up to have a place to write about the random stuff i do, and maybe share some of my thoughts. idk how much i’ll actually write, but... Read more
in the last post, we explored how to run linux on a watchguard t70. while it’s quite useable as is, the bios password is a bit of an annoyance. so, let’s patch the bios to remove the password check entirely.... Read more