Whats your take on pfSense?
Amazing. But all linux and bsd forks will have vulnerabilities somewhere.
I've been using OpnSense at home which is a pfsense fork although I've used pfsense gear to build a vpn termination and proxy for some gear i wanted to secure out in the field for work. Either one is going to put you lightyears ahead as far as firewall security beyond whatever they are building into consumer wifi gateways.
Just curious - thats what I use now. I got the googlefiber in my neighborhood literally a month after we bought our house, and it was cheap af. Researching that made it seem like pfSense wouldn't work with it, but i've had no issues and everything seems nicely secured (all the tests I have run and had a much smarter ITSec guy run passed).
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