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Released: 9 July 2024 This advisory is important and relevant to all eduroam(UK) service organisations. The eduroam community has been made aware of a recent vulnerability discovered in the RADIUS protocol. This vulnerability, known as Blast!RADIUS and given the CVE number CVE-2024-3596, has been classed with a CVSS score of 9.0.
As of 26th June 2024, Jisc no longer manage the gov.uk name space.  However, we will continue to act as a gov.uk registrar for select customers.  
16/05/2024 Welcome to eduroam Visitor Access (eVA). This page aims to help you use your eVA username and password to connect to eduroam Wi-Fi.
Created: 24/04/2024
Released: 16th January 2024Updated: 20th February 2024 This advisory is important and relevant to all eduroam(UK) service organisations. Summary Background and Scope Phase 1 - DNS, Firewall and RADIUS Server Changes and Verification Phase 2 - Firewall and RADIUS Server Changes  During The Migration Phase Supplementary Information SUMMARY
Published 9/10/2023 The organisation you are visiting and at which you are using the eduroam Visitor Access (eVA) service collects some basic data about you in order to provide you with eduroam guest access. If you are using the self-service SMS request system your mobile phone number will be used to send you your eVA guest access credentials. The organisation you are visiting is the data controller for your details and will publish a Privacy Notice to advise you about what data is collected and what it is used for. 
Here's a requirements checklist to use when you want to deploy OpenRoaming (or when you are trialling it):
eduroam is a network access solution that comprises an eduroam Wi-Fi service and an authentication system to enable you to connect your device to the eduroam Wi-Fi and access the internet - at whatever location/organisation you are at wherever the eduroam service is made available - worldwide. The eduroam Wi-Fi service you use is operated by the local institution or organisation at which you are connecting. But the permission, i.e. authentication required to connect you to that service is always provided by your home organisation.