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FreePBX versions 15,16, and 17 have a critical exploit that is being actively exploited in the wild.
The exploit is believed to be related to Endpoint Manager and the Admin page access. By default EPM is installed. If you have previously uninstalled EPM, you have a fair chance, at this time, of being safe, however, don't be complacent, security has never been high on Sangoma's list, nor has being transparent.
As everyone who owns a UPS knows, SLA batteries, a type of Lead Acid chemistry that's commonly used in UPS's, usually fail after two or so years (the hot and humid Queensland climate helps with this quick demise), often without warning, requiring you to yet again fork out more cash to buy brand new batteries.
In breaking news, Sangoma have announced that Multi Factor Authentication for FreePBX, a commercial module with a hotly contentious ongoing yearly fee, will from April 1 2025, be completely free - kind of, for FreePBX users.
The quality of aussiebroadband "support" /cough/ continues to amaze me, apparently, now they can not even read.
On Monday 27/1/25, my automated network monitoring and control scripting emailed me saying that it has disabled IPv6 on the router as it was repeatedly failing route testing (after 8hrs).
In 2020 when RedHat took over CentOS, many predicted it was with the intent of destroying it, being derived from RHEL it was a direct competitor, some say those people have been vindicated, as that's exactly what RedHat did, and its short life-span replacement, CentOS Stream, is just another Fedora, this left FreePBX devs in a bind.
Asterisk and FreePBX allow for a myriad of customisations, some of these however need hand editing asterisk files as well as some FreePBX configuring (due to how FreePBX uses its database and overwrites some asterisk files), so some things you just can't entirely do from within FreePBX, or in asterisk (when using FreePBX that is), like set up Lenny, or provide a Weather service.
FreePBX versions 15,16, and 17 have a critical exploit that is being actively exploited in the wild.
As everyone who owns a UPS knows, SLA batteries, a type of Lead Acid chemistry that's commonly used in UPS's, usually fail after two or so years (the hot and humid Queensland climate helps with this quick demise), often without warning, requiring you to yet again fork out more cash to buy brand new batteries.
In 2020 when RedHat took over CentOS, many predicted it was with the intent of destroying it, being derived from RHEL it was a direct competitor, some say those people have been vindicated, as that's exactly what RedHat did, and its short life-span replacement, CentOS Stream, is just another Fedora, this left FreePBX devs in a bind.
Asterisk and FreePBX allow for a myriad of customisations, some of these however need hand editing asterisk files as well as some FreePBX configuring (due to how FreePBX uses its database and overwrites some asterisk files), so some things you just can't entirely do from within FreePBX, or in asterisk (when using FreePBX that is), like set up Lenny, or provide a Weather service.