All posts are listed below in reverse chronological order.
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When RaspAP adopted a sponsorware model a few years back, the idea was straightforward: sponsorships fund new features, and once a funding goal is hit, that feature merges into the public repo for everyone. It worked well, and every feature exclusive to Insiders was built this way. Today, I'm pleased to announce that this all changes.
Kali Linux 2025.3, released in September, represents the latest iteration of Offensive Security's premier penetration testing platform. This release continues Kali's evolution as the go-to distribution for security professionals, bringing updated toolsets and kernel improvements built on Debian.
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We're glad to announce the release of RaspAP 3.4.6 and Insiders 3.5.3, which bring comprehensive localization updates across five of our community's most popular languages. This release represents a significant milestone in making RaspAP accessible to users worldwide, with fully translated interfaces that now load automatically based on your browser's language preferences.
Debian 13 "trixie" was released on August 9th of this year, marking the latest stable release of the universal operating system that forms the foundation for countless Linux distributions. This release brings many significant updates, including the Linux 6.12 LTS kernel.
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Welcome to the inaugural post for our new blog on our refreshed website! Have a read-through below to see what we've been up to this year. We look forward to hearing from you, whether it's a feature request or bug report, just to say "hi" in Discord, or join our Insiders for more features or to support our work.
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LED traffic indicators are common on most networking devices, from home routers, to commercial equipment and Ethernet-equipped Raspberry Pis.
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The developers at RaspAP have recently rolled out a new RestAPI based on the ultra-quick FastAPI framework. Support for an API has ranked high among requests from RaspAP’s users for quite some time. To mark this occasion (and also celebrate Pi Day) we’re hosting a friendly challenge to see what kinds of creative applications developers can bake up with our brand-spanking-new RestAPI.