The second alpha release of the v2.0.0 series adds 802.11/WiFi monitoring, bandit detection and alerting. You can find the full release blog post including changelog here.
Upgrading
If you are upgrading from a previous version, you can simply run dpkg -i on the new release packages and restart the nzyme and nzyme-tap services.
Breaking Changes
- Existing monitored WiFi networks will be deleted due to a change of permission architecture
- Two new required configuration settings for
nzyme-tap:performance.wifi_broker_buffer_capacity(default:65535)performace.ethernet_broker_buffer_capacity(default:65535)- You can always find a current
nzyme-tapexample configuration file with all configuration settings file in/etc/nzyme.