track our progress, one update at a time.
hardn 0.3.2 Released
hardn 0.3.2 is now available with several new security features, including advanced SSH configuration and firewall rules. This release implement features that make server hardening more accessible and effective. With this release, we're taking a significant step forward in our mission to make Linux servers more secure by default.
nuipi Development Update
Development on nuipi is progressing rapidly. We've completed the core API layer and are now focusing on the UI components. The system now supports configuration management for multiple network operating systems, with a unified interface that simplifies complex networking tasks. Our goal with nuipi is to create a single interface that network engineers can use to manage diverse network infrastructure, regardless of the underlying hardware or operating system. This approach significantly reduces the learning curve and improves operational efficiency for network teams.
hardn Community Contribution Guidelines
We've published comprehensive contribution guidelines for the hardn project to make it easier for community members to get involved. These guidelines cover everything from code style and testing requirements to the pull request process and documentation standards. As hardn continues to grow, we want to ensure that the community can participate effectively in its development. These guidelines are designed to lower the barrier to entry for new contributors while maintaining the high quality and security standards that are essential for a security-focused tool.