v0.12.1
KittenML/KittenTTSv0.12.1Sep 14, 2022by glennzw
AI Summary
This minor release focuses on improving security workflows and fixing minor bugs. It introduces a new configuration option for handling CSRF tokens with load balancers and updates the build pipeline to support Windows releases again.
Key Highlights
- Added `trusted_origins` to config.json for load balancer support.
- Updated CI and Release workflows to fix Windows builds.
- Fixed JavaScript minification issues affecting custom headers.
- Fixed edge case where copying a campaign showed 'Deleted'.
New Features
- Trusted origins configuration
- Updated workflows
Full Release Notes
## Gophish just got better. We're excited to announce the release of Gophish v0.12.1. This is a minor release that includes a couple of bug fixes and one great new feature. ### Added Trusted Origins to CSRF Handler We've added the ability to set `trusted_origins` in the `config.json` file. This allows you to add addresses that you expect incoming connections to come from, which is helpful in cases where TLS termination is handled by a load balancer upstream, rather than the application itself. This has been a long discussed and requested feature so it's great to have! Thanks to @mcab and everyone else in [this thread](https://github.com/gophish/gophish/pull/2301). ### Updated Workflows Our Continuous Integration workflow has been updated and is succeeding again. We've also updated the Release workflow, mitigating some security concerns and adapting it be able to build Windows releases again. These are (hopefully!) at the bottom of this post. ### Minor fixes Some JavaScript files hadn't been minified properly, causing problems with adding customer headers. A small bug was fixed where copying a campaign would not show [Deleted] in an edge case - see https://github.com/gophish/gophish/pull/2482. Thanks @29vivek. ### Changelog You can find the full changelog for this release [here.](https://github.com/gophish/gophish/compare/v0.12.0...v0.12.1) ### How to Upgrade To upgrade, download the release for your platform, extract into a folder, and copy (**remember to copy, not move so that you have a backup**) your existing gophish.db file into the new directory. Then, run the new Gophish binary and you'll be good to go! Now, one more thing: ### We want to hear from you! Have questions, comments, or feature ideas about Gophish? Let us know by [filing an issue](https://github.com/gophish/gophish/issues/new). ### Enjoy | SHA256 Hash | Filename | |-----|-----| |9ed2f88d6582b798a3448fb51080ff782b40cec8fb4855895720e9f782f68511|gophish-v0.12.1-linux-32bit.zip| |44f598c1eeb72c3b08fa73d57049022d96cea2872283b87a73d21af78a2c6d47|gophish-v0.12.1-linux-64bit.zip| |f80786dcb2c4037d7f9d6c9e8e8655c5eeaa8e46ef4032bda704b9ce18e23491|gophish-v0.12.1-osx-64bit.zip| |e6936b8a472c730dcb0da64024d82341806869af666fad10f8639e7f85b1b7e6|gophish-v0.12.1-windows-64bit.zip|