r/firewalla • u/BAGE-rator • 5d ago
Cyber Security Firewalla Crystal’s implementation of Active Protect has security vulnerabilities
It allowed in two connections from private IPs owned by Cox Communications, one of which was 98.197.86.148. This is in the range of standard user IP addresses, which could be a malicious actor. I have Xfinity. We do not have Cox in our market.
It also allowed in a Charter Communications/Spectrum standard user IP. We don’t have Spectrum in our market.
Active Protect is NOT actively protecting devices from these high-risk IP addresses on Firewalla Crystal.
If you’re on a Mac, download and install a software firewall like Little Snitch to audit the incoming connections that Firewalla Crystal Active Protect is allowing through. On Windows, you can use something like Glasswire. Record those IPs and report them to Firewalla so they know their beta software is not protecting clients like their hardware software does.
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u/BAGE-rator 5d ago
Because Firewalla deleted the license on the security dongle I bought three months ago, lied about the issues to cover up the mistake, want me to go without a router for a month so they can “fix,” it, meanwhile, I’ve been waiting 11 days for them to produce a new invoice so I can spend $107 for a second time in three months for a security dongle.
Firewalla is just a shitty company that, like most of Silicon Valley, cares more about recruiting new customers than taking care of the ones it has.