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FreeSense 1.1 has 34 optional packages. Each is built from source and signed by the project, and installed from System → Package Manager. A package is installed turned off, so nothing changes until you choose it.

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Featured · Security

Threat Shield.
See the threat. Stop it at the edge.

DNS filtering, IP threat lists, country blocking and inbound protection for the whole network, with a live threat map you can put on a wall. New in FreeSense 1.1, and it replaces pfBlockerNG.

Wall display style
The Threat Shield kiosk board: blocked, allowed and DNS-blocked counters, a world map of attacks, attack types, top countries, sources and networks, and a live feed

The full-screen kiosk board, in four styles. Screenshots use example data (documentation address ranges).

  • DNS filtering with AdGuard Home: block lists at three levels, an allowlist with one-click Unblock, per-client profiles and a searchable query log.
  • Anti-bypass: devices with their own DNS are redirected, and DNS-over-TLS and known DNS-over-HTTPS servers are blocked.
  • IP threat lists such as Spamhaus DROP, FireHOL and abuse.ch, loaded into firewall tables, plus GeoIP country blocking.
  • Inbound protection: reputation checks and flood limits for services you expose to the internet.
  • Health checks that show what works and offer a one-click fix when something does not.

Get it

  • Open System → Package Manager and install Threat Shield & DNS Protection. It is installed turned off.
  • On Stable from FreeSense 1.1.4; package version 1.1.0. amd64 and arm64.
  • Under Services → Threat Shield; the dashboard under Status → Threat Shield Status.
The Threat Shield overview: protection state, health checks, block list and GeoIP status, and a small live threat map
Overview. Protection state, health checks and a live map in one place.
The Threat Shield threat map page with time ranges, filters, counters, the world map and attack breakdowns
Threat map. Time ranges, filters and a replay of the last hour.
The catalog

All 34 packages.

Each one has a page in the documentation with its settings, services and where to find it in the WebUI.

Suricata and the Web Gateway antivirus are not built for arm64. Fleet and the QEMU Guest Agent are in the Development line only.

Open and checkable

Every package is built in public.

The sources, build recipes and signing are public on GitHub under Apache-2.0, like the rest of FreeSense.

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