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[PressRelease] QuintoLabs Content Security 1.4.2 for Squid Proxy is released

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Hello Squid Users!

QuintoLabs Content Security 1.4.2 is released today November 21st, 2011. This release includes revised and greatly updated reports module. There are now for different groups of reports (blocked modules, users, IP addresses and domains). Reports are created in real time although data for the reports are loaded into the SQLite database still only once a day. New reports tell exactly who, when, where and why was blocked by the qlproxy, they also show the blocking history of each user, IP address and domain.

The Tiny Proxy Virtual Appliance was also updated with the latest bugfixes for Debian 6, Squid and latest version of Content Security. All users are advised to upgrade in their spare time. There are no outstanding critical bugs and program seems to run quite stable and fast.

Please use the links below to get the latest versions of binary packages and Virtual Appliance.

http://quintolabs.com/qlicap_download.php
http://quintolabs.com/qlicap_virtual.php

Thank you!
QuintoLabs Team

P.S. For those interested:

QuintoLabs Content Security is an ICAP server and URL rewriter that integrates with existing Squid proxy server and provides rich web and content filtering platform to sanitize Internet traffic passing into internal home/enterprise network. It may be used to block illegal or potentially malicious file downloads, remove annoying advertisements, prevent access to various categories of the web sites and block resources with explicit content.

The application is easily deployed and managed, requires minimal external dependencies, very robust and runs with excellent performance. Supports all major Linux distributions (RedHat, CentOS, Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu) and Microsoft Windows.



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