Global updates view
We're excited to introduce a Global Updates view to Level. This feature allows you to easily identify and apply updates across all of your devices. By consolidating updates into a single page, you can now quickly review the update status of each device and decide when and how to deploy the necessary changes. This si…
We're excited to introduce a Global Updates view to Level. This feature allows you to easily identify and apply updates across all of your devices. By consolidating updates into a single page, you can now quickly review the update status of each device and decide when and how to deploy the necessary changes. This simplifies overall device maintenance, allowing you an efficient way to keep your devices up-to-date with the latest features, minimize vulnerabilities associated with outdated software, and improve your overall Security Scores. This is our MVP release of the Global Updates view, so keep an eye out for more enhancements coming your way!
Improvements
- Remote control now supports multiple mouse cursor types. This can be especially useful when you're trying to resize a window on the remote machine but you aren't quite sure if your mouse is in the right spot. We now sync your local cursor with the remote machine and show many different cursor types, including the resize cursor.
- We now keep the "last bad payload" when an alert is resolved. This will give you additional context about the problem, even if the alert is already resolved.
- Level now ignores hidden updates on Windows. Hidden updates won't show up in the update list and won't count against the device's security score.
- For all of our Mac users, we now fully support the Safari browser.
Bug fixes
- Found and fixed a memory handle leak during remote control.
- In some situations, the exit code wasn't properly set for failed script executions. This has been resolved.
- Fixed a bug that could cause commands to be lost if sent to more than 100 devices at a time.
- Fixed a bug causing devices in certain regions to randomly miss messages from our servers.
- Added support for AltGr during remote control.
- Fixed an issue that prevented the use of some Unicode characters in the background management terminal.
- The alert payload for the disk used monitor was incorrectly stating the amount of disk space left on the device. The message has been corrected.
- Fixed a bug where selected tags would sometimes become unchecked.
- Our remote control process will now always use localhost to communicate back to the agent service. Previously it expected the defaults to point to localhost but that wasn't guaranteed in some environments.
- We now strip any "null bytes" from a script monitor's payload. Their presence would prevent the record from being persisted.
- Ensure that the Level generated Mac service account password always contains letters and numbers.
- Resolved an issue that prevented a service's startup type from being changed in the service manager.
- The error message for a script running as "current user" will now always indicate when no users are logged in.