Zenbleed and OpenSSH agent vulnerabilities and their impact on VyOS
Hello, Community! Recently, two severe vulnerabilities were discovered by security researchers. One of them is nicknamed Zenbleed (CVE-2023-20593) and affects a...
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VyOS is now on AWS Outposts and Azure Stack Hub
Hello Community! We have not posted much lately, but the work backstage never stops. We keep working on the 1.4 release that should become the new LTS later thi...
Community support for open-source and why it's important
Hello, Community and happy winter holidays to all! VyOS 1.2.9, the last routine GA release in the 1.2.x line. It may not be the last release in that line in gen...
Recent OpenSSL vulnerabilities do not affect any VyOS versions
Many people are concerned about recently announced OpenSSL vulnerabilities (CVE-2022-3786 and CVE-2022-3602). However, none of the VyOS versions ever released a...
VyOS Sundays #2: join us on September the 25th, 16:00 UTC
Hello Community! In our live stream, we'll discuss the following topics: OpenCollective and its role in our project. The distinction between "free as in price" ...
Writing VyOS operational mode commands just got better!
Hello, Community! Writing scripts for operational mode commands used to require quite a bit of tedious to handle sub-commands and options, and there were no gui...
Professional Access Subscriptions are now retired
Dear Subscribers, Professional subscriptions are now completely retired and can no longer be renewed. However, you can upgrade them to Corporate with a 50% to 7...
Reusing existing hardware: let’s build a community HCL!
Hello Community! The hardware crisis isn’t getting any better. If anything, there’s a chance that it’s only the beginning. It’s not yet certain whether high pri...
VyOS Project June 2022 Update
Hello, community! It's been a while since our last update, so it is time for the progress update for June. Our schedule was definitely disrupted, but we never s...
Which VPN protocol to use
Hello Community! A question that often comes up in networking software discussions is "which VPN protocol should I use?" followed by "why should I use that one ...
