Transforme o seu Raspberry Pi em um roteador sem fio que melhora a privacidade
Usable Privacy Box: UpriBox
Usable Privacy Box: UpriBox
Turn your Raspberry Pi into a privacy-enhancing Wireless router
The upribox software is used to create Raspberry Pi images to turn your Raspberry Pi into a privacy-enhancing Wireless router. See the official Raspberry Pi documentation for pointers on how to install the upribox image on the SD card. Upon the first boot the SSH/VPN keys are automatically re-generated (this will take a couple of minutes), and the system partitions are resized to use the entire size of the SD card. In the following you also find a list of recommended (and tested hardware) for the upribox software. Make sure that you use a compatible USB WiFi dongle!
Main features:
- Transparent blocking of advertisement/tracking (silent wifi)
- Transparent adblocking + Tor network (ninja wifi)
- OpenVPN server for privacy on the road
upribox-image-v0_1.zip (December 2015)
SHA1Sum: 8a9744050b78a3411972e2758be53c74adfc5da4
Default passwords
Silent WiFi (SSID: upribox ), Ninja WiFi (SSID: upribox-ninja), password: changeme. SSH/Webinterface login: upri password:changethedefaults!.
Webinterface
Once you are connect to either of the upribox wifi networks (Silent or Ninja) you can access the upribox Webinterface via the following URI: http://upri.box.
List of recommended hardware*
- Raspberry Pi 2 [Amazon.com]
- microSDHC Class 10 (min. 4GB) [Amazon.com]
- Power supply [Amazon]
- TL-WN722N Wireless USB adapter [Amazon.com]
*The upribox software works with Raspberry Pi 1 as well, but the performance for adblocking is considerable worse. Other potentially suitable USB WiFi hardware can be found in the Pi(rate)Box Wiki.
Software updates
The upribox performs an auto-update every four hours:
- Blocking rules for privoxy and DNS
- Software updates via ansible + updates from github
Development / Reproducibility
The current upribox image is based on the Raspbian Wheezy image and customized with ansible. The Raspbian image can be staged into production or development mode.
Prerequisites
- install ansible >= 1.9.2 (
sudo pip install ansible) - make sure to log into your Raspberry via ssh once because ansible uses ~/.ssh/known_hosts for verification (or disable host verification)
- install sshpass (most likely available in your distribution’s repositories)
- make sure you have a public/private key pair for ssh on your development machine. ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub will be automatically added to the authorized_hosts on the Raspberry
Development Mode
This mode is intended for testing new features and debugging the upribox software. As such log files are persistent and auto software updates are disabled by default.
Getting started
- copy environments/development/inventory.sample to environments/development/inventory
- add your RaspberryPi address(es) in the [upriboxes] section in environments/development/inventory
- run the initial setup with
ansible-playbook -i environments/development/inventory init.ymlThis command will log into your Raspberry with the default credentials pi/raspberry, create a new user (upri) and delete pi. Add--ask-passif you changed the default password. - from now on, the config can be deployed with
ansible-playbook -i environments/development/inventory site.yml
Production Mode
- copy environments/production/inventory.sample to environments/production/inventory
- add your RaspberryPi address(es) in the [upriboxes] section in environments/production/inventory
- run the initial setup with
ansible-playbook -i environments/production/inventory init.ymlThis command will log into your Raspberry with the default credentials pi/raspberry, create a new user (upri) and delete pi. Add--ask-passif you changed the default password. - from now on, the config can be deployed with
ansible-playbook -i environments/production/inventory site.yml
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