What's new in 1.8 • Better device discovery: devices that advertise more than once, such as Macs using AirPlay, now appear as a single entry instead of duplicates. • Apple devices are now recognized and labeled as Apple, and Macs show a laptop icon. • Apple is now included in the known-vulnerability data. • Vendor advisories now appear as a small info badge on a device in the Topology view instead of changing its color, so a device's color reflects only issues found on that device. • The "vulnerable" count in the header now counts only devices with warning or critical findings, not informational notes. • Added more complete network discovery on supported networks. • TLS Inspection now skips iCloud's gateway by default, so iCloud sync is not interrupted during a capture. • Fixed a Bonjour browse error and improved scan reliability.

What's New in 1.7 - Vulnerability checks now use live CISA and NVD data, covering 27 vendors including AT&T/Spectrum gateway hardware and GL.iNet routers - Fixed devices being wrongly flagged critical just for running FTP, Telnet, or VNC - Security refresh is now much faster - CVE details are now tappable tags linking to official info, not a wall of text - Fixed a bug hiding open ports on some routers/IoT devices

More reliable first scans. On some devices, the very first scan after installing (or right after a fresh permission prompt) could come back with no device details at all - the scan was starting a moment before iOS finished confirming local-network access. Scans now wait for that confirmation first. Better device identification for more routers. Manufacturer and OS detection now looks at more of what a device's admin page actually sends back, rather than just the page title - catching vendors (GL.iNet routers, among others) that were previously showing as Unknown despite being fully reachable.

Fixed a bug where some devices got stuck with a "must be updated by the developer" VPN error. mDNSShark now automatically detects and repairs the issue on launch. Also introduces TLS Inspection: decrypt HTTPS traffic on your device to see what your apps are actually sending. Try it free for 3 days.

Fixed an issue where some users saw a "must be updated by the developer" error when trying to connect the Packet Capture Tunnel VPN. Update now resolves it automatically.

Version 1.3 brings meaningful improvements to TLS inspection reliability and overall stability. The TLS inspection engine has been significantly hardened. The certificate cache now enforces a maximum size of 200 entries with automatic eviction, preventing memory and keychain growth during extended capture sessions. The bypass list logic has been corrected so that entries now match exact domain names or true subdomains rather than any suffix match, which eliminates false bypasses for domains that share a common ending. Drop count tracking is now thread-safe, resolving a race condition that could cause inaccurate counts when multiple TLS sessions closed simultaneously. Packet capture reliability has been improved. A bundle identifier mismatch between the VPN tunnel extension and the main app configuration has been fixed, which in some cases prevented the tunnel from starting entirely and caused the packet list and analysis screen to show no data. The PCAP export writer received a patch that corrected a file corruption issue affecting certain capture sessions. The app group settings bridge between the main app and the network extension now uses structured logging instead of a debug assertion when the shared container is unavailable, making diagnostic output more useful in production builds. Several deprecated API calls have been updated to their modern equivalents across the codebase. Cross-file type resolution issues involving the packet model have been resolved, improving build reliability. The launch screen has been refactored for cleaner presentation on all supported device sizes. Note: All information and features are provided for educational purposes.

1. Improved Server Selection: Switched from Cloudflare’s DNS (1.1.1.1) to OVH servers for more accurate speed tests. 2. Faster and More Precise Testing: Now uses multi-threaded downloads and uploads for better real-world performance. 3. Clearer Data Visualization: Only download and upload speeds (Mbps) are shown in charts, removing latency for clarity. 4. More Reliable Latency Testing: Runs multiple latency tests and uses median values for greater accuracy. 5.Updated UI: New info banner explains test methodology and server location impact.

• Improved overall stability to reduce crashes • Revamped user interface for a smoother experience • Added new features (speed test) and enhancements based on user suggestions We’d love your feedback as the app is still evolving. Please share your thoughts and help us make it even better!