Release PSNET v1.2.0 · psmux/psnet

PSNET v1.2.0

This release fixes the bugs you reported since 1.1.0, and it is the first one where psnet.exe is code signed.

Quitting from an elevated shell no longer hangs. The packet sniffer thread was blocked in a socket read and kept the process alive after the UI closed. Pressing q now gives the prompt back right away. (#12)
SSH and Tailscale sessions no longer show up as critical "Suspicious Host" alerts. The threat list wrongly treated 100.64.0.0/10 (carrier grade NAT, which Tailscale uses) and 169.254.0.0/16 as bogons, and one scanner range was a byte swapped address that belongs to an ordinary ISP. Those entries are gone and the scanner list now uses Censys' published ranges. (#11)
Connections in TIME_WAIT that Windows reports with PID 0 are shown as [Closed] instead of [Kernel]. The app that opened them has already closed the socket, and the kernel is only holding the port for a short while. (#3)

Trust an address from the Alerts tab: select an alert and press w. Its alerts are cleared and new ones are not raised. The list lives in %APPDATA%\psnet\trusted_ips.txt, one address or CIDR range per line, so you can add a whole range such as 100.64.0.0/10 by hand. Delete a line to undo. (#11)
psnet.exe is signed with an OV code signing certificate (Certum, Godwin Josh). Windows SmartScreen and Defender may still be cautious with new signed builds until they gain reputation. (#10)
Windows CI on every push, and winget updates go to the existing marlocarlo.psnet package. (#9)

ratatui 0.30, crossterm 0.29, sysinfo 0.40, windows-sys 0.61 and other dependency updates.
A benchmark that drives the real binary in a psmux session (startup, key latency, idle CPU, memory, quit time). Against 1.1.0 on the same machine, 1.2.0 is the same or a little better on every number.

winget install marlocarlo.psnet
cargo install psnet

Or download psnet.exe below.