Release blog post: https://www.nzyme.org/blog/project/2024/01/10/release-v200-alpha-9
Note that the Ethernet functionality is still extremely limited!
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
- The WiFi SSID security suite string now includes information about protected management frame (PMF) status like
CCMP-CCMP/PSK+PMF_DISABLED. You have to update the expected security suite strings in your monitored network configurations or a "Unexpected Security Suites" alert will be triggered.
Other Important Changes
- The disconnection anomaly monitor in monitored WiFi networks no longer has the "Disabled Anomaly Detection" algorithm option but follows the "enable/disable" procedure of other monitor alerts. A migration will automatically update your configuration to the new configuration method without any impact on operations.
Please read the release blog post for a list of all new features and improvements.