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Hey list,

wg(8) is the main wireguard tool. It takes a fairly strict set of
inputs, and is supposed to perform acceptable input validation on
them.


wg-quick(8) is a dinky bash script, that is useful for some limited use cases.


https://medium.com/tenable-techblog/reverse-shell-from-an-openvpn-configuration-file-73fd8b1d38da