New Update Osprey Browser Protection discussion and updates

[Gandalf_The_Grey]

Osprey: Browser Protection 1.1.9

Changes in 1.1.9

• Fixed low resolution support for popup menu

This update has been submitted to all extension stores.

Full Changelog: 1.1.8...1.1.9

Release 1.1.9 · Foulest/Osprey

Changes in 1.1.9 Fixed low resolution support for popup menu This update has been submitted to all extension stores. Full Changelog: 1.1.8...1.1.9

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[Foulest]

1.2.1 is out. Just iterative updates, but I potentially have something exciting cooking up for Osprey... time will tell.

 

[Vitali Ortzi]

1.2.1 is out. Just iterative updates, but I potentially have something exciting cooking up for Osprey... time will tell.

no idea what you can cook up for osprey as it's not far from perfection
Anyway good to hear an update although preferably better you take time off as you deserve it

 

[Gandalf_The_Grey]

Osprey: Browser Protection 1.2.1

Changes in 1.2.1

• CIRA Canadian Shield is now disabled by default
• Added new system policies for each provider
• Rewrote warning page URL structure
• Modified debug messages

This update has been submitted to all extension stores.

Full Changelog: 1.2.0...1.2.1

Release 1.2.1 · Foulest/Osprey

Changes in 1.2.1 CIRA Canadian Shield is now disabled by default Added new system policies for each provider Rewrote warning page URL structure Modified debug messages This update has been submit...

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And this was 1.2.0:

• Fixed Firefox context menu issue (#15)

Chrome and Firefox stores up to date, unfortunately Edge remains at 1.1.7.
Any news on the Edge updates?

 

[Back3]

Edge is at 1.2.1

 

[Gandalf_The_Grey]

Edge is at 1.2.1

Only if you use the chrome version:

 

[Foulest]

Osprey: Browser Protection 1.2.1

Release 1.2.1 · Foulest/Osprey

Changes in 1.2.1 CIRA Canadian Shield is now disabled by default Added new system policies for each provider Rewrote warning page URL structure Modified debug messages This update has been submit...

github.com

Chrome and Firefox stores up to date, unfortunately Edge remains at 1.1.7.
Any news on the Edge updates?

Just waiting for Microsoft to update it, as per usual. Just use the Chrome version.

 

[piquiteco]

Just waiting for Microsoft to update it, as per usual. Just use the Chrome version.

Thank you for the information and the excellent work on Osprey Browser Protection.

 

[Gandalf_The_Grey]

1.2.1 is out. Just iterative updates, but I potentially have something exciting cooking up for Osprey... time will tell.

The partnership with PrecisionSec ?

Can you tell us more about it?

 

[Foulest]

The partnership with PrecisionSec ?
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Can you tell us more about it?

When 1.2.2 comes out (waiting on approval), a new, exclusive threat feed from PrecisionSec will be enabled by default, free of charge, with no API key needed from users. I've been in talks with the people behind the company, and it's been smooth sailing. It's toggleable just like the rest of the feeds. More to come, hopefully!

 

[Digmor Crusher]

What is PrecisionSec for those that don't know?

 

[Jan Willy]

When 1.2.2 comes out (waiting on approval), a new, exclusive threat feed from PrecisionSec will be enabled by default, free of charge, with no API key needed from users. I've been in talks with the people behind the company, and it's been smooth sailing. It's toggleable just like the rest of the feeds. More to come, hopefully!

Very nice, thanks. Did you test it?

 

[piquiteco]

What is PrecisionSec for those that don't know?

Spoiler: search google

PrecisionSec’s Threat Intelligence Feeds empower SOC’s and threat hunting teams to quickly identify and block potential threats targeting your organization. Access to a high fidelity, curated and current threat feed is essential for protecting you, your clients and customers against todays ransomware and targeted malware ecosystem.

 

[SeriousHoax]

When 1.2.2 comes out (waiting on approval), a new, exclusive threat feed from PrecisionSec will be enabled by default, free of charge, with no API key needed from users. I've been in talks with the people behind the company, and it's been smooth sailing. It's toggleable just like the rest of the feeds. More to come, hopefully!

Will the visited sites/blocked sites be sent to PrecisionSec?

 

[Vitali Ortzi]

Will the visited sites/blocked sites be sent to PrecisionSec?

Yes so they can check if it's inside their database else they will have to locally download the database of malicious links and it will reduce security by not being as updated

 

[SeriousHoax]

Yes so they can check if it's inside their database else they will have to locally download the database of malicious links and it will reduce security by not being as updated

Yes, for checking whether it's in their database or not, but I meant in the sense of telemetry. Will they collect all the sites visited by the users and use that for some purpose?

 

[Parkinsond]

Yes, for checking whether it's in their database or not, but I meant in the sense of telemetry. Will they collect all the sites visited by the users and use that for some purpose?

When the product is free, most probably your data is the price.

 

[Vitali Ortzi]

Yes, for checking whether it's in their database or not, but I meant in the sense of telemetry. Will they collect all the sites visited by the users and use that for some purpose?

Well that depends on their policy but they can obviously do that technically

 

[Kongo]

Downside of using so many engines

 

[Kongo]

Actually it blocks every website I try to access now