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driest
02-09-2007, 14:57
Hi everyone,
i've recently bought an Asus WL500gP and use it
to download torrents onto a USB connected harddisc.
Since i'm a little paranoid i want to encrypt the downloaded files.
I've already searched the web and this forum and the only solution
i found was using losetup to set up an XOR encryption. Since XOR
isn't secure enough i'm wondering if anyone managed to get
loop-aes, truecrypt or something similar to work with the WL500gP.

richard_roe
05-02-2008, 08:26
Hi everyone,
i've recently bought an Asus WL500gP and use it
to download torrents onto a USB connected harddisc.
Since i'm a little paranoid i want to encrypt the downloaded files.
I've already searched the web and this forum and the only solution
i found was using losetup to set up an XOR encryption. Since XOR
isn't secure enough i'm wondering if anyone managed to get
loop-aes, truecrypt or something similar to work with the WL500gP.

That is EXACTLY what I would like to do. I've searched the Internet in a vain, I just can't find any information about someone who has succeeded in doing this.

Any progress for you yet?

ddayb
27-11-2010, 08:41
up!
is there any cryptsetup luks modules availible?

wpte
27-11-2010, 15:25
up!
is there any cryptsetup luks modules availible?

no, you'd need to compile them yourself, which is probably a little difficult since your router uses a 2.4 kernel instead of a 2.6

Another thing you might take into consideration is that encrypting it via the router is a terribly slow process. I don't quite expect speeds above 1MB/s

some info on dm-crypt: http://www.saout.de/tikiwiki/tiki-index.php

ddayb
27-11-2010, 21:17
thank you for your reply
i have netgear wnr3500l, it works under 2.6

wpte
28-11-2010, 13:47
thank you for your reply
i have netgear wnr3500l, it works under 2.6

yes well the thread name is "Encrypted Container on Asus WL500gP" :p

anyway, then it might be easier:)

staticroute
07-06-2012, 00:17
I just did that on wl-500gP v1 with custom rtn firmware (2.6.22.19, you can grab it here - http://wl500g.googlecode.com) with additional modules + compiled cryptsetup (which was the difficult part for me actually) cryptsetup_1.4.3-1_mipsel.ipk (http://www.mediafire.com/?v5mfbjm2os842cs)

1) So you'd need to build custom firmware with altered src/gateway/Makefile (to install aes.ko, cryptoloop.ko, sha256.ko, dm-mod.ko & dm-crypt.ko) & modify kernel config as well to build them
2) Install cryptsetup package (from the link I gave - dependencies will be installed automagically from Oleg's optware repository)


no, you'd need to compile them yourself, which is probably a little difficult since your router uses a 2.4 kernel instead of a 2.6

Another thing you might take into consideration is that encrypting it via the router is a terribly slow process. I don't quite expect speeds above 1MB/s

some info on dm-crypt: http://www.saout.de/tikiwiki/tiki-index.php
Yes, it's terribly slow to copy something into the container, but you can use it as a secure storage for router configuration for example. But I'm not sure if speeds would be slow on Netgear. I reckon it's bit better than 500gP.



$ dd if=/dev/zero of=1 bs=1M count=20
20+0 records in
20+0 records out
20971520 bytes (20.0MB) copied, 45.423548 seconds, 450.9KB/s


What would you expect from this hardware? Needs better CPU / more memory :D