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OPN Admin for OPNsensev1.0.37

Released August 18, 2026Major

iOS

What changed

  • UXCrowdSec bans and alerts now display full details instead of just IP and scenario.
  • UXRemoved the 50-row limit for CrowdSec bans and alerts lists.
  • New featureAdded ability to filter CrowdSec lists by IP or scenario.
  • UXImproved error messaging to distinguish between missing plugins and insufficient API privileges.
  • UXAdded pull-to-refresh functionality to the Security tab.
  • New featureAdded release notes display to the Firmware card.

Original release notes

CrowdSec bans and alerts show their full detail — the lists only ever showed the IP and the scenario that triggered it.
The lists no longer stop at 50 — both bans and alerts were capped at the first 50 rows with nothing to say so, which on a firewall under active attack quietly hid most of what was happening. Either list can be filtered by IP or scenario to find one address among hundreds.
"Not installed" no longer covers for "no access" — if the API key you signed in with has not been granted the CrowdSec privilege, the app said the plugin was not installed and sent you off to install something that was already there. It now tells you which it is, and where to grant the privilege.
Pull to refresh on the Security tab — it was the one tab without it. Pulling now refreshes CrowdSec, the intrusion detection section and the certificate section together.
New: Release notes — the Firmware card showed the version you are on and whether an update is waiting, but never what any release actually changed.

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