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Version/Release 1.9.0

  • [2019.02.06; Maikuolan]: Completely overhauled the way that L10N data is processed and handled. A new class has been written to handle all L10N data, and L10N data is now processed and handled in an entirely object-oriented way. L10N data isn't stored as PHP files anymore, to be required into the package. Instead, L10N data is now stored entirely as YAML files. Using YAML instead of PHP should theoretically be a little safer in certain, edge-case scenarios, and should be much easier to work with for when introducing new translations into the package in the future (i.e., for translators which aren't familiar or aren't comfortable working with PHP). This overhaul also serves as a small stepping stone towards a future, more object-oriented major version release.

  • [2019.02.07; Maikuolan]: Added suggested values for ipaddr as selectable options to the front-end configuration page.

  • [2019.02.11; Maikuolan]: Slightly refactored the loader.

  • [2019.02.14; Bug-fix; Maikuolan]: A mechanism on the front-end updates page to ensure that interdependent components updated simultaneously sometimes wouldn't trigger properly; Fixed.

  • [2019.02.24; Maikuolan]: Added a new vendor shorthand entry (Malware.Expert).

  • [2019.02.24; Maikuolan]: Added SHA1 and SHA256 support to the code for processing hash signatures (there wasn't anything other than MD5 signatures to process prior to now, so there wasn't any need to add support for other hash algos; some SHA1 and SHA256 hash signatures were recently added to some signatures files though, warranting that this support now be added).

  • [2019.02.25; Maikuolan]: Reorganised the "some useful links" list on the front-end homepage a little (should look a little nicer now). Added a generic "hash" command to CLI-mode in favour of the various former individual hash commands, in order to be able to properly leverage all algos available to PHP at any time without the need to implement support for specific algos in the future (these various former individual hash commands will still work, but should be considered deprecated, and will be dropped when v2 is released).

  • [2019.02.26-27; NEW FEATURE; Maikuolan]: Added the ability to flag or block archives that contain a number of files exceeding a specified limit. This limit can be specified using a newly added configuration directive, "max_files_in_archives".

Caleb M (Maikuolan), February 28, 2019.

Source: README.md, updated 2019-02-28