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Noone is gonig to expose hamradio on an untrusted network...
jengelh · 2026-06-21 · via LWN.net comments

Noone is gonig to expose hamradio on an untrusted network?

Posted Jun 21, 2026 12:16 UTC (Sun) by jengelh (subscriber, #33263)
In reply to: Noone is gonig to expose hamradio on an untrusted network? by taladar
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Yes, and that would also be true of Wi-Fi and BT. But again, if you do not expect to use hamradio, just don't load the module (and/or use rfkill)? Or blacklist the modules outright from autoloading, like the SUSE kernel package already does for obscure filesystems for example. Adding ax25.ko to the list would be a 5-minute job that does not even need a rebuild of the kernel.