Exciting news from OPNsense! Their latest release brings several enhancements, including improved RADIUS support and an upgraded captive portal. Additionally, the update provides visibility of external certificate sources within the system, and a sneak peak at a promising filter automation GUI revamp. Stay tuned for more innovative changes from OPNSense. Check out the full details here: https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=46773.msg234614#msg234614
Category Archives: Security
Exciting news for the OPNsense community! The business edition is now transitioning to the 25.4 release, featuring not only several MVC/API conversions but also a new user self-service portal. This upgrade encompasses enhanced user CSV import/export utilities, stronger security zones support along with improved documentation. To top it all, a fresh UI is also being introduced with both light and dark themes to better suit your preferences. Stay updated and explore more in detail about this upgrade here: https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=46760.msg234522#msg234522
Exciting news from OPNsense! The latest update brings with it support for “jq” syntax in JSON-based URL table aliases, fresh OpenVPN instance features, along with an essential batch of stability improvements across various parts of the GUI and backend. Stay tuned for version 25.1.5 with enhanced RADIUS integration features. Check out the full update here: https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=46554.msg233320#msg233320
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Great news for all OPNsense users! A fresh hotfix release (24.10.2_6) is now available, bringing some valuable updates and improvements for an even smoother experience. Major updates include an enhanced interface, a fix for unassociated rule creation in the firewall, and improved security with an openvpn feature supporting “password first” for static. For more detailed information on these improvements, follow the link: https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=45616.msg232141#msg232141. Stay protected and keep innovating with OPNsense! #CyberSecurity #OPNsense #hotfix+
Exciting news from OPNsense! They’ve recently integrated a patch from OpenBSD that improves state tracking for ICMPv6 neighbour discovery packets. User management has also been upgraded with a CSV import/export feature. And, good news, the bug associated with the missing PPP logs has been rectified. Don’t miss these important updates! Check out the detailed discussion here: https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=46310.msg231872#msg231872
Exciting updates from OPNsense this week! Their diligent Quality Assurance team took a little extra time to ensure top-notch reliability. Noteworthy upgrades include the transition of Dnsmasq to MVC, along with an update to ChartJS version 4. Expect impressive enhancements for widgets and more! Stay ahead with OPNsense updates: https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=46115.msg230865#msg230865
Exciting news for all OPNsense users! The latest refinements to 25.1 are looking very promising. Notably, it includes updates addressing recent FreeBSD security advisories and the new OpenSSL 3.0.16 released just yesterday. Rest assured, the roadmap for 25.7 is currently in progress and details will be shared soon. Check out the original post for more details: [Link](https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=45790.msg229125#msg229125) #OPNsense #Update #Cybersecurity
Exciting news for the OPNsense community! The latest business release is now based on the OPNsense 24.7.12 community version. With enhanced reliability improvements, it offers a more fortified experience. Notable updates include a ‘time-loop’ feature for authentication on failed attempts and removal of SSL bundles for better efficiency. Dive deeper into the full patch notes: https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=45616.msg228126#msg228126
Exciting news in the open source community — OPNsense celebrates a decade of innovation, pioneering in modularising and improving open source firewall systems. Thanks to their commitment to ongoing upgrades, multilingual accessibility, and swift incorporation of upstream software updates, they continue to usher in new possibilities in network security. Here’s to the next ten years of OPNsense pioneering change and driving security forward. Find out more here: https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=45460.msg227323#msg227323.