Releases: duosecurity/duo_unix
Releases · duosecurity/duo_unix
Duo Unix 2.0.4
Duo Unix 2.0.4
- Fixed multiple memory allocation leaks
- Removed some unused and unreachable code
- Addressed multiple code cleanliness issues
- Removed support for Fedora 38
- Removed support for Debian 10
- Removed support for CentOS 7
- Removed support for CentOS Stream 8
- Added support for Fedora 39
- Added support for Fedora 40
- Added support for Ubuntu 24
- Added support for Amazon Linux 2023
Duo Unix 2.0.3
Duo Unix 2.0.3
- Fixed AIX compilation bug
- Support script now fetches correct log and PAM files for Solaris and AIX
- Removed support for Fedora 37
- Removed support for Fedora 34
Duo Unix 2.0.2
Duo Unix 2.0.2
Changes:
- make check now successfully runs on Solaris
- Discontinued packages + distro support as of this version:
- Ubuntu 18
- Debian 9
Duo Unix 2.0.1
Duo Unix 2.0.1
Changes:
- The support script collects a few additional files for troubleshooting
- Duo API calls now use SHA512 instead of SHA1 as the HMAC algorithm
Duo Unix 2.0.0
Duo Unix 2.0.0
Release notes:
- Changed the behavior of
su
when the target user is not root. The target user will need to complete 2FA rather than the original user. - login_duo resets the SIGPIPE handler when it closes its connection.
- Added logging when Duo is invoked, to assist troubleshooting.
- Updated package signing to SHA512
Duo Unix 1.12.1
duo_unix-1.12.1:
- Updated Unity to 2.5.2
- Added support for Fedora 34
- Removed support for Centos 8
- Added support for Centos Stream 8
- Added support for Centos Stream 9
- Added support for Ubuntu 22.04
Duo Unix 1.12.0
duo_unix-1.12.0:
- Switched from BSON to JSON as a data interchange format
- Switched from Cram to python
unittest
for testing
1.11.5
duo_unix-1.11.5:
- Added support for Debian 11
- Removed support for Debian 8
- Removed support for CentOS 6
- Fixed MOTD display for non-interactive sessions
- The support tool now also collects the sudo PAM configuration file
- Updated pinned certificates