General

Changes:

• NOTICE: Removed the long deprecated cxs integration with pure-ftpd. If this option was still installed and enabled, then this version of cxs will automatically stop and uninstall the pure-ftpd integration with cxs and cannot be re-enabled
• Fixed issue with missing Account Creation Hook with cPanel install which prevented cxswatch detecting newly created cPanel accounts
• Released a new and improved Bayesian database
• Added new probability level of “veryhigh” which is now the default level for –paction [level] if B is added to quarantine/delete options
• Renamed –[no]bayes to –[no]probability
  Renamed –breport [level] to –preport [level]
  Renamed –baction [level] to –paction [level]
  Note: the old commands continue to work as synonyms so no changes to existing installations is needed
• Added Probability results to the Scan Summary if enabled

We deprecated the integration of cxs with pure-ftpd way back in 2019:

New cxs v11.04

The next release of cxs will remove this integration completely and no longer be available.

Any existing installation still using this integration will see this removed on upgrade. It cannot then be re-enabled as the components will have been completely removed.

Changes:

• Improved memory overhead when processing tarballs
• Improved memory overhead when processing zip files
• Ensure /etc/cxs/sessions is created
• Allow “–threads 1” to help memory footprint
• Modified –threads [num] to add an “auto” option, i.e. –threads auto. This will calculate an optimum number of threads on servers with more than 4 CPUs. See docs for more information
• Updated documentation to specify processor threads, not cores
• Fixed –threads [num] report post-processing sorting

Changes:

• Added CWP ModSecurity integration via UI
• DBI finish added before disconnect to discard any active fetches
• Added workaround for iOS issue with bootstrap modals