Updates

OPNsense has announced the release of hotfix **26.4_14**, delivering important refinements and stability improvements to the platform.

This update includes:
– A fix to properly escape usernames in `sync_user.php` command invocation (contributed by Konstantinos Spartalis)
– Improvements to XMLRPC sync when using VIP with the “nosync” option
– Safeguards for DHCPv4 interface settings

This…

OPNsense has released hotfix version **26.1.8_5**, delivering important refinements and fixes to enhance stability and usability.

This update includes:
– Improved DHCPv4 settings sanitization in interfaces
– A fix for floating rule search in the new firewall rules GUI
– Improved KEA configuration handling using `JSON_UNESCAPED_UNICODE`
– A shell syntax error correction…

OPNsense has released a new update addressing two recently reported vulnerabilities within the core system, specifically related to WAN DHCPv4 configuration and user management.

This update further strengthens overall security by incorporating important third‑party upgrades, including Dnsmasq, OpenSSH, and Unbound. Additional improvements have also been made to components such as Captive Portal IPFW, ensuring continued reliability…

OPNsense has announced the release of hotfix version **26.1.7_3**.

This update introduces an enhancement to the backend `configctl`, adding support for the **-f cache flush parameter**. This improvement resolves cache invalidation issues related to the preamble “!” pass, ensuring more reliable and consistent system behavior.

A focused and timely update that reinforces OPNsense’s commitment to stability and…

OPNsense has released hotfix version **26.1.7_2**, addressing a critical issue affecting user settings.

This update resolves a missing `base64_decode()` function in the JsonField component, which previously prevented user settings from being saved correctly. The fix ensures improved reliability and smoother configuration management for administrators.

Staying up to date with hotfix releases like this helps maintain system stability…

OPNsense has released hotfix version **26.4_6**, delivering important security and stability improvements.

This update includes:
– Enhanced system security by protecting `popen()` with `exec_safe()`
– A fix for a lockout bypass issue (contributed by Konstantinos Spartalis)
– Increased flexibility in gateway load balancing, now allowing weights from 1 to 10

These updates reflect the project’s continued commitment to security, reliability,…

OPNsense has released hotfix version **26.1.7_1** to address a minor regression.

This update resolves an issue where a missing newline was causing problems during cron job generation. The fix ensures cron jobs are now created correctly and improves overall system reliability.

It’s great to see continued responsiveness and commitment to stability from the OPNsense team.

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OPNsense has responded swiftly with a new update addressing the latest FreeBSD SA/EN patches, alongside several system improvements—including notable enhancements to Kea DHCP.

This release also delivers important third-party updates for OpenVPN and StrongSwan, reinforcing platform stability and security. In addition, one high and one medium advisory related to OPNsense code have been transparently published on…

OPNsense has released hotfix version **26.1.6_2**, delivering important refinements and stability improvements.

This update includes:

– ✅ Improved RADIUS accounting with support for **Framed-IPv6-Address** when an IPv6 address is present
– ✅ A fix for **missing allowed addresses in captive portal sessions** during roaming scenarios
– ✅ An update to **Python 3.13.13**

These targeted enhancements reinforce…

OPNsense has announced the transition of its Business Edition to version 26.4, marking a significant milestone in functionality and usability.

This release delivers a full MVC/API experience, with automation rules now integrated into the new rules GUI for improved management and efficiency. It also introduces Suricata’s new inline inspection mode using “divert,” alongside enhanced IPv6 reliability…