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BaudHoundTerm 0.8.0 build 30

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@info-mah7 info-mah7 released this 15 Oct 03:43

Warning

Not code-signed. This build has no code-signing certificate yet, so Windows SmartScreen will warn about an unknown publisher. Before running it, check the zip against the SHA-256 below or with the attached SHA256SUMS file: sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS on Linux, or Get-FileHash -Algorithm SHA256 <zip> in PowerShell.

Self-contained Windows 11 build, x64. Extract the whole archive and run BaudHoundTerm.exe; the Assets and libvlc folders must stay next to it. The build is unsigned, so Windows SmartScreen reports an unknown publisher. See the manual.

Zip SHA-256 b5c87783315f7eb4714be0c760ba5c989c85bea94a8c31d0b561b70c6e7817bd
Zip SHA-1 29fa34f76d0d5806d7edfa34dcc780989570c825
BaudHoundTerm.exe SHA-1 15d5c8cf4e2f5b1f0240b14e50cf4dab6e0f7b6e

Changes since build 29

  • Auto-login asks for a password that is not saved instead of stopping, so it works without saving passwords.
  • Remember in the password prompt now saves the secret it asked for; it did nothing before.
  • Quick connect takes user@host:port for SSH.
  • Tags can be edited in shortcut properties.
  • VNC tabs: Send Ctrl+Alt+Del and Agent on this tab on the tab's right-click menu.
  • A new telnet or VNC shortcut shows its own default port instead of 22.
  • New shortcuts no longer come with a claude --permission-mode bypassPermissions command.
  • The agent panel no longer says it acts without asking; that depends on the endpoint's Approval setting.
  • Wording: the log folder label and the command-confirm title say BaudHoundTerm.

Not yet tested on Windows

The agent on VNC tabs, BaudHound discovery and TLS, the link lamps, and the changes above.

BaudHoundTerm 0.8.0 build 29

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@info-mah7 info-mah7 released this 15 Oct 03:29

Warning

Not code-signed. This build has no code-signing certificate yet, so Windows SmartScreen will warn about an unknown publisher. Before running it, check the zip against the SHA-256 below or with the attached SHA256SUMS file: sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS on Linux, or Get-FileHash -Algorithm SHA256 <zip> in PowerShell.

Self-contained Windows 11 build, x64. Extract the whole archive and run BaudHoundTerm.exe; the Assets and libvlc folders must stay next to it. The build is unsigned, so Windows SmartScreen reports an unknown publisher.

Zip SHA-256 61be88a386956a4aca440397faed722fd6e037f0e089c75ac4ccf3e65a65c8ce
Zip SHA-1 16e99865baa953257e8294be3ad2fbe607c5cde9
BaudHoundTerm.exe SHA-1 b90328b1581bd99382ff8f84ca538379e38eb19f

Check with Get-FileHash -Algorithm SHA256 <file> in PowerShell.

What it does

  • SSH, telnet, serial, local shells, VNC and RTSP cameras in tabs; saved sessions in folders; a DPAPI credential vault; KeePassXC passwords and SSH agent logins.
  • Session logging, auto-login scripts, auto-reconnect, SFTP/SCP, XMODEM/YMODEM and TFTP.
  • Sync of shortcuts between PCs through a private git repository.
  • An AI agent on any tab through an OpenAI-compatible endpoint: on terminals it runs commands, on VNC tabs it sees the screen and clicks and types (the model must accept images).
  • The desktop console for BaudHound: finds devices on the network, connects over TLS with a pinned certificate, line mode, and the device's commands on the right-click menu.
  • TX/RX lamps and byte counts on serial and telnet tabs.

Not yet tested on Windows

The agent on VNC tabs, BaudHound discovery and TLS (tested on Linux against stand-ins, not against a device), and the link lamps.