The newly launched Certificate Manager 18.9 provides users with a detailed overview of their current digital certificates, streamlining the process of accessing vital information. This tool not only allows for the management of existing certificates but also enhances capabilities with features for exporting and importing certificates.

CrapFixer version 1.12.92 has officially launched, featuring a revamped user interface that emphasizes improved contrast, depth, and a nostalgic aesthetic reminiscent of earlier software designs. This update introduces several new functionalities, including support for icons, optimized DPI scaling, an upgraded update check mechanism, and the ability to use multiple fonts within the log and console windows.

Lansweeper has released version 12.5.0.7, enhancing its capabilities as an automated network discovery and asset management tool. This software scans all connected computers and devices in a network, presenting the information in a user-friendly web interface. With Lansweeper, users can effortlessly track and audit installed software, generating comprehensive inventory reports that detail which applications are installed and their locations.

Axence has released version 16.5.0.42335 of Axence nVision Free, a streamlined version of its professional network monitoring tool, Axence nVision Pro. This free edition allows users to map and monitor an unlimited number of devices while offering essential functionalities such as user monitoring, inventory management, helpdesk capabilities, and device access control.

Wipe 2506 is a software tool designed to enhance your privacy while browsing the internet and to help recover disk space on your computer. It enables users to erase various types of data, including browser history, cache, index.dat files, registry entries, Internet cookies, autocomplete history, and temporary internet files. The software is compatible with multiple web browsers, including Windows, Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, and Opera, ensuring comprehensive cleaning irrespective of the platform used.

Adlice Protect version 16.2.1.0 has been released, continuing the legacy of its predecessor, RogueKiller. This advanced anti-malware application is designed for users who possess a certain level of technical expertise, allowing them to effectively combat stubborn malware through a combination of signature-based detection and heuristic analysis. The tool is particularly adept at identifying and eliminating a wide array of malware, including the most resistant forms like rootkits.

EventLogViewer 1.020 has been released, offering users the capability to view and save all event logs from both local and remote machines. This tool features a user-friendly interface that displays important information regarding hardware and software events, making it especially useful for network administrators. However, it is also accessible for anyone interested in identifying potential security threats or system issues.

RisohEditor 5.8.8 has been released, offering users a powerful tool for managing resource data in DLL and EXE files without any cost. This user-friendly application allows for the seamless addition, editing, extraction, and removal of various Windows resources such as dialogs, menus, icons, cursors, string tables, and message tables. The name "Risoh" translates to "ideal" in Japanese, reflecting the software's focus on simplicity and efficiency.

The newly released "AM" version 9.8 introduces multilingual support, allowing users to download and compile translations for various languages beyond English. Users can create translations using any .po editor, such as Poedit, with the source file located in the "translations" section of the repository. Currently, available languages include Czech, Serbian, Spanish, and Italian, while German and Russian translations generated by AI may contain syntax errors and require review.

Bitvise has recently released version 9.45 of its secure remote access software for Windows, which is available in both client and server formats. The Bitvise SSH Server is designed to provide secure remote access to Windows servers and workstations, emphasizing security through data encryption during transmission. Unlike traditional protocols such as Telnet and FTP, Bitvise SSH Server ensures that sensitive information, such as passwords and file transfers, remains protected from unauthorized access.

The latest version of F.B. (FluffBusting) Purity, version 37.4.1.0, is now available for multiple web browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, and Maxthon. This free extension is designed to enhance the Facebook user experience by allowing users to filter out unwanted content and advertisements, ultimately making the platform less cluttered and more enjoyable to navigate.

FBackup has released version 9.9.979, enhancing its capabilities as a free and lightweight automated backup solution designed to safeguard your essential files and folders. This software automates backup processes, offers password protection, and compresses data to optimize storage usage. Users can easily back up their data to any local or network drive, as well as external storage devices like USB drives.

The release of URL Blocker version 2.0.0.11 introduces an efficient tool for blocking specific websites. This straightforward application allows users to easily add, import, and export multiple URLs through a user-friendly interface. It is particularly beneficial for those who struggle with distractions from social media platforms like Facebook or Twitter, as users can simply add these sites to their block list and apply the changes.

Dual Monitor Auto Mouse Lock 1.0.0.9 has been released as a portable application designed to confine your mouse pointer to a selected monitor. This feature is particularly beneficial when using a dual monitor setup, as it prevents the mouse cursor from straying to the other screen, especially when a foreground window is displayed in full-screen mode.

iTop VPN has released version 6.5.0.6176, offering users a user-friendly VPN solution compatible with multiple platforms. The interface is reminiscent of IObit's Advanced SystemCare, featuring a main action window and a tabbed menu on the left side. This menu categorizes servers based on specific activities such as streaming, gaming, and social networking, and provides quick access for tasks like browsing or watching Netflix. Users can enhance their security and privacy by addressing browser issues, blocking ads, utilizing a kill switch to halt internet traffic in case of VPN disconnection, and employing DNS protection and an IP checker.

Pale Moon 33.7.2 has been released, continuing its legacy as a fast and stable open-source alternative to the standard Firefox browser. This browser is essentially an optimized version of Mozilla Firefox, designed to maintain its stability and reliability while offering a customizable and user-friendly interface. Pale Moon supports most Firefox add-ons and themes, alongside many that are unique to its platform.

WAIncognito for Chrome version 2.2.8 has been released, offering users enhanced privacy features for WhatsApp. This extension allows users to become virtually invisible on the platform by disabling read receipts and last-seen status updates, thus concealing their online activities from others.

Revo Uninstaller has recently released versions 2.5.8 Free and 5.4.0 Pro, providing users with a powerful tool to effectively remove unwanted applications from their Windows computers. This software stands out from the default Windows uninstaller by offering a more thorough cleaning process that eliminates residual files, folders, and registry entries left behind after the uninstallation of a program.

Master PDF Editor 5.9.90 has been released, showcasing its capabilities as a powerful cross-platform tool for managing PDF documents effectively. This software is designed to cater to a broad spectrum of tasks related to PDF files, making it an ideal choice for users needing to edit, create, or manipulate PDFs.

Samba 4.21.6 has been released, featuring a critical security fix related to CVE-2025-0620. This issue stems from Samba's failure to recognize changes in group membership during the reauthentication of expired SMB sessions. Specifically, when a user is removed from a group in Active Directory, this change does not take effect until the user disconnects and reconnects to the server. The update is particularly important for organizations relying on Active Directory for user management and access control.