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* Known issue: sometimes after install, the OpenVPN settings in the Settings app may vanish. If you experience connection issues with this change, you can easily turn it back on in the Settings App under OpenVPN. * Library updates: mbedTLS/PolarSSL : 1.3.17Ĭhanges between 1.1.0 and 1.1.1: * updated ovpn3 backend and plugin * better support for NAT64 * workaround for sweet32 vulnerability * implementation of relay protocol Changes between 1.0.7 and 1.1.0: * The OpenVPN Setting 'Force AES-CBC ciphersuites' is now off by default. * Added mbedTLS/PolarSSL log level setting. allow dates that specify a timezone This should solve the error 'PolarSSL: error parsing cert certificate : X509 - The date tag or value is invalid' * Added fix for error 'digest_error: NONE: not usable'. allow dates that omit the seconds field 2. * Relaxed mbedTLS/PolarSSL certificate date checking: 1.

* Implemented automatic per-key data limits on Blowfish and other 64-bit block-size ciphers to sidestep 'Sweet32' vulnerability (CVE-2016-6329). * Improved network reachability detection. The next time you launch Settings, the OpenVPN settings ought to show up. A suggested workaround is to quit the Settings app by double-tapping the home button, and then dragging Settings out of the list of apps.

If the OpenVPN server you are connecting to has enabled this option, it will provider a safer method to exchange certificates during the initial TLS handshake * updated mbedTLS to 2.6.0 (MD5 support will be dropped on Apr, 31st 2018) * updated ovpn3 backend Changes between 1.1.0 and 1.1.1: * updated ovpn3 backend and plugin * better support for NAT64 * workaround for sweet32 vulnerability * implementation of relay protocol Changes between 1.0.7 and 1.1.0: * The OpenVPN Setting 'Force AES-CBC ciphersuites' is now off by default. PKCS#12 bundles imported via Safari or Mail must now end with '.ovpn12' * implemented support for 'tls-crypt' config option. If the OpenVPN server you are connecting to has enabled this option, it will provider a safer method to exchange certificates during the initial TLS handshake * improved log verbosity * added preference switch to disable MD5 in TLS * updated mbedTLS to 2.6.0 (MD5 support will be dropped on Apr, 31st 2018) * updated ovpn3 backendĬhanges between 1.1.1 and 1.2.5: * improved log verbosity * added preference switch to disable MD5 in TLS * converted VPN backend to new Apple Network Extensions framework * implemented private keychain for storing certificates and passwords. missing key-direction in new profiles is again interpreted as 'bidirectional' mode * fixed DNS server assignment on split tunnel configurations * fixed IPv6 DNS server assignment on split tunnel configurations * fixed search domain assignment on split tunnel configurations * fixed profile renaming * fixed PROXY settings assignment * fixed permanent disconnection due to TRANSPORT_ERROR when uplink is unavailable Changes between 1.1.1 and 1.2.5: * converted VPN backend to new Apple Network Extensions framework * implemented private keychain for storing certificates and passwords.

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Changes between 1.2.5 and 1.2.6: * fixed reconnection with external certificate or password when device is still locked * fixed blank-screen issue on iPods * fixed reconnection after sleep or connectivity loss * fixed seamless tunnel handling * fixed tls-auth setup.

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