SSLNexus Public Changelog

1.0.6 — 28 September 2026

Added Dependency & Impact views to help administrators understand known relationships between certificates, certificate authorities, deployment targets, hosts, applications and trust stores before making changes.
Added Trust Store Management for organisation-scoped public root and intermediate CA bundles, discovery, drift visibility and controlled provisioning across supported Linux and Windows targets.
Added certificate issuance-history charts with 30, 90 and 365-day views and links back to detailed activity records.
Added a dedicated About page showing the installed release, build information, system information, effective licence, capacity usage, expiry and customer support identifiers.
Added global dashboard search with direct navigation to relevant sections.
Improved domain discovery with broader source coverage and clearer source diagnostics.
Added clearer Client Area account linking with explicit recipient consent and non-billing Licence User access for linked accounts.

Vendor Portal certificate requests now generate private keys locally in the user's browser. The private key is not generated by or returned from the SSLNexus Client Server.
Added a published Private Key Policy describing the SSLNexus key-custody model.
Replaced emailed temporary team passwords with single-use password-setup links.
Added source-aware login throttling and clearer repeated-login / possible brute-force events in Activity & Audit.
Improved access-log differentiation between Client Server administrators and Vendor Portal users.
Hardened self-hosted GitLab configuration against unsafe local and link-local destinations by default.

Reworked PDF reports with SSLNexus branding, improved table wrapping, continuation-page headers and consistent pagination.
Renamed the Reports export action from “Branded PDF” to “PDF”.
Improved dark-mode readability throughout Dependency & Impact.
Added consistent password show/hide controls for user-password fields while keeping API tokens, keys and application secrets masked.
Improved action feedback and navigation consistency across administration surfaces.

Improved discovery diagnostics and recovery behavior around partial source failures.
Improved certificate-capacity reconciliation and retained authoritative licence behavior across finite tiers.
Preserved existing 1.0.x installation and upgrade paths.

Upgrades from SSLNexus 1.0.5 use the normal native package upgrade process. Review the Upgrade Guide and keep a current backup before changing production systems.

Expanded multi-tenant MSP management and organisation isolation.
Added and refined first-party network-appliance certificate workflows, including F5 BIG-IP, VMware vCenter and PAN-OS.
Expanded Internal PKI capabilities and access controls.
Improved operations health, notification routing, backup/restore workflows and certificate-capacity handling.
Added native DEB and RPM release distribution, immutable versioned package records and version-aware upgrade notifications.

Added verified parent-domain discovery with Certificate Transparency fallback.
Added provider-neutral adoption of discovered certificates into managed deployment targets.
Added certificate destinations for HashiCorp Vault, AWS Secrets Manager and Azure Key Vault.
Added named Entra ID, Okta, Google Workspace and generic OIDC sign-in integrations.

Initial public SSLNexus release with the permanent Free tier, paid licensing, Vendor Portal, certificate lifecycle automation and native Linux packaging.