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This is a security update for Sophos Connect for MacOS, and a maintenance update for Sophos Connect for Windows

Issues Resolved in v1.4 MR1

  • NCL-1720 - Fixed security issue allowing arbitrary access to client logs from browser

Issues Resolved in v2.3 MR2

  • NCL-2048 - Resolved issue affecting SCC v2.3 MR1 preventing admins from disabling WAN access to the SFOS VPN portal when not needed by clients

Download Links

  • Public download site - may take time after this article publishes to be available
  • Or from your firewall WebAdmin UI under Remote Access > Download Client

OS Compatibility

V1.4 MR1 for MacOS Expected to work

  • Supported OS Versions: MacOS v11.x to v15.x (Big Sur, Monterey, Ventura, Sonoma, Sequoia)
  • Supported Architectures: x86/x64 CPU Mas, ARM CPU Macs when using Rosetta

v2.3 MR2 for Windows

  • Supported - Windows 11 on x86/x64 Architecture on x86/x64 CPUs 
  • Supported- Windows 10 on x86/x64 Architecture on x86/x64 CPUs 
  • Supported Architectures: x86/x64 CPUs
  • Unsupported Architectures: ARM CPUs - Neither native support, or when using Prism 
  • Untested on Server OS versions
  • Untested on older Windows version

Admins may consider the open-source client OpenVPN Connect for SSL VPN compatibility on Windows ARM, MacOS, Linux or Mobile.

Parents

  • When will bugs fixed that are known for years?

    -> SSL VPN with OTP code when provisioning -> connect is direct connecting with the OTP code already used for provisioning login -> error because OTP code can not used 2x

    -> NCL-1845?

  • in reply to Quallensaft

    Hi Quallensaft, thanks for asking! I have two updates for you on coming fixes. 

    1) I The IPv6 issue you referenced didn't make it into this set of releases but IS almost ready for release. I expect it to be included in the next client update. 
    2) I hope it's noticeable that there's been an increase in client releases recently. Development on the client has ramped up a bit, and you should expect to see issues fixed much faster, but also look out for some new features on EntraID support, SSL VPN for MacOS, and others in coming months. 

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  • in reply to Quallensaft

    Hi Quallensaft, thanks for asking! I have two updates for you on coming fixes. 

    1) I The IPv6 issue you referenced didn't make it into this set of releases but IS almost ready for release. I expect it to be included in the next client update. 
    2) I hope it's noticeable that there's been an increase in client releases recently. Development on the client has ramped up a bit, and you should expect to see issues fixed much faster, but also look out for some new features on EntraID support, SSL VPN for MacOS, and others in coming months. 

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