I still believe TunSafe's interoperability and standing security issues are significant, and that TunSafe's existence and confusion-potential are generally damaging to the WireGuard project, as has been the adversarial position of their developer. That project is going in a number of really undesirable directions from a security perspective. I would encourage folks to stay away from this software.
For those who are after Windows clients, the WireGuard project will hopefully have one quite soon, and of course we're happy to work with interested Windows developers who are working on similar projects with a security-minded attitude.
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I'm sure the subsequent replies to this message will have plenty of outcry, demands for details, misinformation, and accusations, to bait this into a long sprawling thread. I'd like to preemptively step out of that kind of mudslinging. But I do think it's important to warn users, hence the note above.
For those who are after Windows clients, the WireGuard project will hopefully have one quite soon, and of course we're happy to work with interested Windows developers who are working on similar projects with a security-minded attitude.
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I'm sure the subsequent replies to this message will have plenty of outcry, demands for details, misinformation, and accusations, to bait this into a long sprawling thread. I'd like to preemptively step out of that kind of mudslinging. But I do think it's important to warn users, hence the note above.