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05 Jun 19:01
v2.9 (Build 4) — Vulnerability Check, CVE Tracking & Smart Update Recommendations
New: Vulnerability Check Report
New report in the Reports tab showing CVEs fixed per macOS release, sourced from the SOFA feed
Shows total CVEs fixed (purple) and actively exploited CVEs (red) per release
Expand any release to see individual CVE IDs, with actively exploited ones highlighted
"Missing Fixes" section shows exactly which CVEs a device is exposed to when running an older version
Links to Apple Security Notes for each release
Default view shows only versions installed on your devices, with a "Show All Releases" toggle
Grouped by major OS version (newest first) with "Latest" badges
Exportable to CSV for client compliance reporting
New: Unfixed CVE Tracking
New "Unfixed CVEs" column in the Devices tab showing how many CVEs are unpatched per device
Color-coded: green (0), orange (some), red (100+)
Unfixed CVE count shown in Security Report summary bar and per-device issue rows
Included in Security Report CSV export
New: Copy Device Info
Right-click any device row to copy a one-line summary to clipboard
Includes name, serial, product, OS version, upgrade recommendations, unfixed CVE count, and FV/SIP/FW status
Example: Your MacBook Pro — Serial: C02X1234 — Mac16,1 — macOS 15.7.5 — recommend upgrading to macOS 26.5.1 — 45 unfixed CVEs — FV: on | SIP: on | FW: on
Improved: Smart Update Recommendations
Security Report now recommends actively supported macOS versions (15 and 26) instead of EOL releases
Devices on macOS 13 or 14 show "Update to macOS 26 (Tahoe)" rather than "Minor OS update needed"
Copy Device Info only suggests actively supported versions, never EOL releases like 13.7.8 or 14.8.7
Improved: Need Updates Report
Renamed from "Devices Needing Updates"
Shows upgrade paths with color-coded versions: red (current) → orange (intermediate, e.g., macOS 15) → green (latest, e.g., macOS 26)
Only recommends the two actively supported major macOS versions
Improved: OS Version Badge Colours
Four-tier system in the Devices tab replacing the old three-tier:
Green : up to date
Yellow : one patch behind (e.g., 26.5 → 26.5.1)
Orange : multiple versions behind within same major
Red : on an older major OS entirely
Other
SOFA feed caching now stores the raw API response, preserving full SecurityReleases and CVE data
Updated demo mode data with macOS 26.x versions, newer Mac models (M3/M4), and broader version spread for better feature demonstration
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