What's happening at FreeSense
Releases, new apps and updates from the project.
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FreeSense 1.1.11: cloud images are back, same PHP security fix
A Stable patch that supersedes 1.1.10. It carries the same PHP 8.5.12 security fix and brings the ZFS and UFS cloud images back, now with the VMware guest tools. Nothing to do first.
FreeSense 1.1.10: update now, two critical PHP vulnerabilities are fixed
A Stable security patch. PHP 8.5.12 fixes CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619, two critical remote code execution flaws in PHP itself. It also hardens the WebUI, updates HAProxy to 3.4.7 and fixes two smaller problems.
FreeSense Fleet is self-hosted: no cloud, no account, all yours
Fleet is not a cloud service. The controller is a FreeSense system you run, your data stays on it, and nothing is sent to FreeSense.
security.freesense.org: every FreeBSD advisory, and what it means for FreeSense
A new site lists every FreeBSD security advisory since 2025 with a decision for FreeSense 1.0, 1.1 and 1.2, and FreeSense's own bugs and issues next to them.
FreeSense Fleet: manage every firewall from one place (1.2 preview)
Fleet is central management for FreeSense: guided joining, a live dashboard and wall-screen view, updates in rings, policies, backups and HA pairs. Available now in the Development build.
FreeSense 1.1.9: RADIUS works again, plus hardening and PHP 8 fixes
A Stable patch release: RADIUS logins work again, older boot environments are locked in the WebUI, PHP 8 warnings are cleared across the WebUI and Optional Packages, and serial-console installs work.
FreeSense 1.1.5: updates and package changes work again
A Stable hotfix for 1.1.1 to 1.1.4, where system updates and package installs stopped with "Another instance of FreeSense-upgrade is running". Those systems need one console command first.
FreeSense 1.1 is the new Stable release
FreeSense 1.1.0 replaces 1.0 as the supported line, with a REST API, custom package repositories, a rebuilt Package Manager, a reworked WebUI, VXLAN, and encrypted remote backups.
Introducing NetSpider: see exactly where your network breaks
NetSpider joins the FreeSense family: a free, open-source Layer 2 / Layer 3 diagnostic tool for Windows that maps every device and pinpoints the failing hop.
ARM64 and Raspberry Pi preview images
The download page now offers a generic ARM64 UEFI installer plus experimental Raspberry Pi 4B and Pi 5 D0 appliance images.
Official FreeSense cloud images
Boot a preinstalled FreeSense disk in Proxmox, OpenStack, QEMU/KVM or bhyve: QCOW2 and raw GPT, UFS or ZFS, BIOS and UEFI.
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