How to set the template of sys-net to debian-minimal?

Interesting idea.

Hmmm, I was actually about to go the opposite way. Using the same dvm-template for sys-net and sys-wifi, store all nmconnections in there but attach different PCI-devices to them.

The only threat I can infere is an information leak. A pawned sys-wifi (or sys-net using the same dvm-template) enables an attacker to see which network-devices your machine posesses and to which wifis you have been connected to.

PS: okay, I see, that might not be a minor issue since the BSSIDs could be used to uncover your geographical location… :joy:

PPS: on the other hand as sys-net/wifi would be attacked from the local net an attacker already has your geographical location. :thinking:

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Hahah, you made my day.
Well, I have more. One “disposable” cheap dongle per abroad travel, bought there.

Ok, but what is your threat model here?

Or is this about wifi-frequencies?

For posterity: beginning from a debian-12-minimal, in addition to these packages I needed wpasupplicant. (Context)

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how do I do that?
Do I have to follow this guide: Disposable sys-net: Automatically connect wifi (config file or RPC service)
or is there something simpler?

I’ve often searched similar tasks.

Look here, I’ve put my own Step-by-Step Guide online.

The guide you’ve mentioned is the last (optional) step for convenience.

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Yes, just follow the original advice, copy /rw/config/NM-system-connections to the disposable template :slight_smile: See the solution of this topic:

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