Nzyme

Here we go! Release alpha.15 is now available.

https://www.nzyme.org/blog/project/2024/11/01/release-v200-alpha-15

Here we go! We just released nzyme v2.0.0 alpha.14:

* Ethernet subsystem is kicking off with DNS, SSH and SOCKS support in web interface
* Experimental Bluetooth subsystem
* Launch of nzyme Connect
* Deeper GeoIp integration
* WiFi/802.11 Improvements

https://www.nzyme.org/blog/project/2024/08/16/release-v200-alpha-14

Stay tuned (literally)

That was a lot of work!

v2.0.0-alpha.10 is now available and comes with WiFi trilateration for access points and clients.

https://www.nzyme.org/blog/project/2024/04/02/release-v200-alpha-10

Content leak: @_lennart@mastodon.social tries to explain channel width modulation

New in the next alpha release: WiFi client monitoring.

Clients connected to a monitored WiFi network can be marked as approved or ignored. Newly connected clients trigger the `NEW_CLIENT` event and let you review if that client was supposed to connect to the network.

Like all nzyme WiFi monitoring, this works entirely passively, without connecting to any of your network infrastructure.

The release is still a little bit away but we went ahead and printed some release posters.

New in the next alpha release: Probe Request Monitoring.

Monitoring probe requests is essential for ensuring that sensitive SSIDs are not broadcasted by your devices, especially in secure or sensitive locations. By using nzyme to monitor probe requests, you can enforce a policy that requires users to delete certain networks from their devices or disable the "auto-connect" feature.

We have a short knowledge base article about monitoring for probe requests here: https://www.nzyme.org/knowledge/wifi/monitoring-probe-request-ssids

We just released nzyme v2.0.0-alpha.12:

* New Feature: Look & Feel / Branding
* Bugfix: Tap icons were not always loading on floor plans

https://www.nzyme.org/blog/project/2024/04/08/release-v200-alpha-12

Just landed in `master`: Full traffic capture and parsing on a Tailscale interface.

This should work with any "Raw IP" interface like Wireguard, OpenVPN, tun etc

Super cool if you force all your traffic through an "exit node" under you control. Visibility of all your endpoints, no matter where they are.

nzyme v2.0.0-alpha.13 has been released!

* New Feature: Automatic 802.11/WiFi Channel Width Modulation
* New Feature: 802.11/WiFi Channel Coverage Overview
* New Feature: Customizable web interface title and favicon
* New feature: Support for environment variables in tap configuration file
* Improvement: Rewritten 802.11/WiFi channel hopping mechanism for improved reliability
* Many other bugfixes and improvements

https://www.nzyme.org/blog/project/2024/05/02/release-v200-alpha-13

New on the tap details page: 802.11/WiFi spectrum coverage overview.

Local region settings or insufficient types of WiFi adapters could leave you with blind spots and this helps you ensure that you cover the entire WiFi spectrum.

In this case, some indoor channels are deactivated and none of the attached WiFi adapters supports 802.11axe.

The new nzyme Bluetooth subsystem is being integrated with the Context system to help you make sense of all those devices and addresses in range.

The coming two alpha releases focus on WiFi and Bluetooth.

The Bluetooth subsystem gets its own detection engine and starts off with this work in progress: Apple Find My (incl. AirTag) detection.

It includes parsing of certain public parameters stuffed into the Bluetooth Low Energy manufacturer data as well as detection of paired and unpaired AirTags.

New in the next release: Improved database management for super administrators and organization administrators.

We are also on Bluesky! https://bsky.app/profile/nzyme.org

First version of the WiFi trilateration feature in numbers:

239 files changed, 11856 insertions(+), 2480 deletions(-)

https://github.com/nzymedefense/nzyme/issues/956