NethSecurity 8.3 arrives with new monitoring tools and centralized update management

NethSecurity, a Linux distribution based on OpenWrt, has returned with a new version, 8.3, which raises the image version number to 8-23.05.5-ns.1.3.0 and offers a variety of new subscription features along with an enhanced user experience. NethSecurity 8.3 is based on OpenWrt 23.05.5, the most recent release as of right now, which was released on September 25th, as the image version number indicates.

Just as expected, NethSecurity 8.3 benefits from all the changes that come with the latest OpenWrt release, which was mentioned above. Its changelog is available on this page. The other highlights of NethSecurity 8.3 include the following:

• Centralized unit update management, so both packages and/or images can be used to update multiple units from the controller.
• A comprehensive dashboard for real-time monitoring.
• Historical monitoring from the NethSecurity Controller, which is only available for subscriptions.
• Protection against brute force attacks has been added to the web interface.
• The Threat Shield page now shows the local block list, logging, and brute force protection settings.
• NethSecurity now features a new NAT helper configuration page.
• Port forwarding got enhanced object support.

The paid NethSecurity subscriptions available are:

Personal (97 euros) and Business (297 euros), with a 30-day free trial period available, while the Partner plan requires a fee that will depend on the requirements. Obviously, those interested in it should contact the sales department of Nethesis, the company behind NethSecurity.

Home users looking for a decent router can currently grab the TP-Link AX3000 (Archer AX55) off Amazon for $86 instead of $99.99, which can also get the job done in small offices without high networking requirements.

Subscribe To ANE Talk Trends On Youtube

Subscribe To All Naija Entertainment On Youtube