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I looked into FreeS/WAN in the early days (1997?) and they made two architectural mistakes: You had to put some special records in your reverse DNS zone (which most people can't do) and it introduced a 30-second delay the first time you contacted each non-FreeS/WAN IP address (which made Web browsing completely unbearable). These misfeatures protected against MITM attacks, but they also ensured that FreeS/WAN would never be deployed.


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