Changelog
Complete version history and features of SecuryBlack. We release updates regularly.
Google Sign-In, Simplified Onboarding, Network Metrics, and Interactive Showcases
We introduced Google Sign-In and simplified signup friction, launched an interactive onboarding wizard, and added a network latency metric card. On the homepage, we featured interactive showcases of our Rust agents with real-time simulated terminals, and made Pro and Team plans free during the beta phase.
- Google Sign-In: integrated Google Sign-In SDK on login and registration screens
- Simplified Registration: removed redundant inputs (country, company, phone) to reduce signup friction
- Onboarding Wizard: post-login setup assistant unified into 2 simple steps
- Account Settings: new linked accounts (Google) section in the settings tab
- 60-Day Uptime History: new daily status tracking component and unified tracker UI
- Network Latency Metric: visual card to monitor server response times in real time on the dashboard
- Interactive Showcases: dedicated homepage sections for OxiPulse, FerroSentry, CupraFlow, and Deploy Agent with animated terminals
- Free Beta Subscriptions: Pro and Team plans marked as free with highlighted badges and crossed-out pricing
- UI Consistency: unified all buttons to pill shapes (rounded-full) per the design system guidelines
Server Redesign, Dynamic Metrics, and Port Scanner
We launched a deep overhaul of the server interface in Railway style, integrating support for dynamic multi-disk metrics and real-time telemetry with OxiPulse. Additionally, FerroSentry debuts its cross-platform port scanning engine, and the control panel is restructured into a high-impact grid.
- Server Redesign: new server card interface inspired by Railway.app
- Dynamic Metrics: multi-disk support and graphs with per-disk capacity bars
- Full Renaming: unified migration from the concept of 'Agents' to 'Servers' across the entire UI
- Telemetry Optimization: precise dynamic summation and scaling of storage and network rates in real time
- OxiPulse v0.3.0: support for mount-point primary disk labels and short Linux device names
- FerroSentry: active Phase 1 cross-platform port scanner (Windows netstat and Linux /proc/net/tcp)
- Uptimes & Heartbeats: added pagination to ping history on detail pages
- Dashboard: new 2x2 grid layout for enhanced clarity and resource visualization
- App Version Page: new /about section with auto-generated build version information
Internationalization, unified notifications, and UX improvements
We launched full Spanish and English support across the entire app. Redesigned the notification system with unified channels, improved the experience with cron presets in heartbeats, and added an interactive infrastructure map. OxiPulse receives more frequent automatic updates and better Windows support.
- Full internationalization: interface available in Spanish and English
- Unified notification channels: email, Discord, Telegram, and Slack in one place
- Cron expressions in heartbeats with presets (every hour, every day, etc.)
- 90-day uptime history visualized in monitor detail
- Improved identity verification flow in breaches
- Interactive infrastructure map with deletable edges
- Agent version visible on details page
- OxiPulse: update check every 5 minutes
- OxiPulse: better auto-update support on Windows
- Opt-in telemetry in OxiPulse with remote configuration
Server monitoring & OxiPulse
We launched server monitoring and with it OxiPulse was born, our open source agent written in Rust. OxiPulse installs with a single command on any Linux server and starts sending CPU, RAM, disk, and network metrics to the SecuryBlack dashboard in real time. No vendor lock-in.
- OxiPulse: open source monitoring agent written in Rust
- One-command installation for any Linux server
- Real-time metrics: CPU, RAM, disk usage, and network traffic
- View of all servers on the main dashboard
- Email alerts when configurable CPU or RAM thresholds are exceeded
- Public repository available on GitHub
Heartbeats
We added the heartbeats system to verify that your cronjobs, backups, and scheduled scripts run correctly. A heartbeat is an HTTP signal that your script sends to SecuryBlack when finished; if that signal doesn't arrive within the configured interval, you receive an immediate alert.
- Heartbeats with configurable time window (minutes, hours, or days)
- Email alerts when the pulse doesn't arrive within the expected time
- Integration with cronjobs and scripts via a single curl line
- Status of all heartbeats visible on the main dashboard
- Execution history to detect failure patterns
Uptime monitoring
We launched the availability monitoring system for HTTP and TCP services. We automatically check every 5 minutes if your service responds correctly, record historical latency, and send immediate alerts when something goes down.
- Automatic HTTP and TCP checks every 5 minutes
- Latency history for the last 50 checks per monitor
- Main dashboard with status view of all monitors
- Email alerts on downtime and service recovery
- Uptime percentage calculated for 24h, 7d, and 30d periods
MVP — Breach scanner
First functional version of SecuryBlack. The breach scanner periodically checks if your email addresses appear in known data breach databases. When it detects a match, it sends an immediate alert with breach details.
- Email scanning against known data breach databases
- Immediate email alerts when new data breaches are detected
- Email verification by confirmation to prevent abuse
- Full detail of each breach: exposed data, date, and severity
- Free registration without credit card
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