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PuTTY CAC 0.83 Update 1 16 Feb 18:52 NoMoreFood 0.83u1 8ce46cd Compare Choose a tag to compare Could not load tags Nothing to show {{ refName }} default Loading PuTTY CAC 0.83 Update 1 Latest Latest This release was compiled with Microsoft Visual Studio 2022.Changes:This release corrects an issue with PuTTY CAC 0.83 where the build was not compiled statically.MSI Installers Files (Contains All Executables) Hash Information Tools Assets 2 Loading --> war59312 reacted with thumbs up emoji 1 person reacted PuTTY CAC 0.83 15 Feb 15:19 NoMoreFood 0.83 d609ac1 Compare Choose a tag to compare Could not load tags Nothing to show {{ refName }} default Loading PuTTY CAC 0.83 This release merges upstream PuTTY 0.83 changes. This release was compiled with Microsoft Visual Studio 2022.MSI Installers Files (Contains All Executables) Hash Information Tools Assets 2 Loading --> war59312 reacted with thumbs up emoji 1 person reacted PuTTY CAC 0.82 Update 1 02 Dec 12:43 NoMoreFood 0.82u1 8c55c06 Compare Choose a tag to compare Could not load tags Nothing to show {{ refName }} default Loading PuTTY CAC 0.82 Update 1 This release was compiled with Microsoft Visual Studio 2022.Changes:This release corrects an issue where 64-bit PuTTY CAC 0.82 binaries were getting installed to the 32-bit Program Files location.MSI Installers Files (Contains All Executables) Hash Information Tools Assets 2 Loading --> PuTTY CAC 0.82 29 Nov 00:46 NoMoreFood 0.82 22079b4 Compare Choose a tag to compare Could not load tags Nothing to show {{ refName }} default Loading PuTTY CAC 0.82 This release merges upstream PuTTY 0.82 changes and includes PuTTY CAC specific changes. This release was compiled with Microsoft Visual Studio 2022.Enhancements:Added ARM/ARM64 builds.Changes:Updated to latest FIDO2 libraries.MSI Installers Files (Contains All Executables) Hash Information Tools Assets 2 Loading --> PuTTY CAC 0.81 15 Apr 23:24 NoMoreFood 0.81 f7c3a1f Compare Choose a tag to compare Could not load tags Nothing to show {{ refName }} default Loading PuTTY CAC 0.81 This release merges upstream PuTTY 0.81 security changes and includes several PuTTY CAC specific changes. This release was compiled with Microsoft Visual Studio 2022.Enhancements:Added the ability to override user registry settings by setting like-named registry values under HKLM\Software\SimonTatham\PuTTY. This can allow administrators to turn off specific settings like PIN caching.Changes:Changed parent window for credential prompts to use the desktop window thereby causing the window to produce a taskbar-accessible icon. This can help the user locate the window if they had changed focus during the authentication process.Addressed issue where PKCS mode may not properly pass PINs with multibyte characters to the token.Addressed issue where PKCS mode may not honor PIN caching setting.Addressed issue where PKCS mode login failure could crash Pageant.MSI Installers Files (Contains All Executables) Executables Executables Hash Information Tools Assets 2 Loading --> tonyping, cpainchaud, and totszwai reacted with thumbs up emoji 3 people reacted PuTTY CAC 0.80 18 Dec 19:45 NoMoreFood 0.80 9088d9d Compare Choose a tag to compare Could not load tags Nothing to show {{ refName }} default Loading PuTTY CAC 0.80 This release

Merges upstream PuTTY 0.80 changes and includes two PuTTY CAC specific enhancements. This release was compiled with Microsoft Visual Studio 2022.EnhancementsAdded the ability to set of display name when creating a FIDO key. This field is not used in PuTTY CAC operations but can be useful for distinguishing keys in applications like Yubico Authenticator.Added the ability to ignore any certificates that have a specific subject name from autoloading or being available in the certificate selection dialog boxes. You can set this creating a registry; an example is provided below:REG ADD "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\SimonTatham\PuTTY" /F /V IgnoreCertName /T REG_SZ /D "StringToIgnore"MSI Installers Files (Contains All Executables) Executables Executables Hash Information Tools Assets 2 Loading --> PuTTY CAC 0.79 27 Aug 18:27 NoMoreFood 0.79 71760ac Compare Choose a tag to compare Could not load tags Nothing to show {{ refName }} default Loading PuTTY CAC 0.79 This release merges upstream PuTTY 0.79 changes. This release was compiled with Microsoft Visual Studio 2022.MSI Installers Files (Contains All Executables) Executables Executables Hash Information Tools Assets 2 Loading --> fadecore reacted with hooray emoji 1 person reacted PuTTY CAC 0.78 Update 1 10 Feb 19:28 NoMoreFood 0.78u1 d29df42 Compare Choose a tag to compare Could not load tags Nothing to show {{ refName }} default Loading PuTTY CAC 0.78 Update 1 This is a bugfix release for PuTTY CAC 0.78 that is based on the upstream PuTTY 0.78 code. This release was compiled with Microsoft Visual Studio 2022. Special thanks to @wmagb and all those who helped address the issue in #101.Bug Fixes:Addressed an issue where certificate dialog selection dialogs did not launch properly. This was due to certain third-party credential providers (ActivClient, SecurID) being incompatible with the use of AddDllDirectory/SetDllDirectory within PuTTY. PuTTY CAC will now disable these calls by default to avoid conflicting with these third-party credential providers.MSI Installers Files (Contains All Executables) Executables Executables Hash Information Tools Contributors wmagb Assets 2 Loading --> NoMoreFood and 770612 reacted with laugh emoji 2 people reacted PuTTY CAC 0.78 06 Nov 14:22 NoMoreFood 0.78 b21139d Compare Choose a tag to compare Could not load tags Nothing to show {{ refName }} default Loading PuTTY CAC 0.78 This release merges upstream PuTTY 0.78 changes. This release was compiled with Microsoft Visual Studio 2022.MSI Installers Files (Contains All Executables) Executables Executables Hash Information Tools Assets 2 Loading --> wbedard and NoMoreFood reacted with thumbs up emoji bluikko reacted with rocket emoji 3 people reacted PuTTY CAC 0.77 Update 2 26 Oct 02:42 NoMoreFood 0.77u2 8396354 Compare Choose a tag to compare Could not load tags Nothing to show {{ refName }} default Loading PuTTY CAC 0.77 Update 2 This is a bugfix and enhancement release for PuTTY CAC 0.77 that is based on the upstream PuTTY 0.77 code. This release was compiled with Microsoft Visual Studio 2022. Thanks to @ajf8, @bpfoley45, and @al20878 for reporting these issues and testing they were resolved.Enhancements:Added option to import OpenSSH FIDO private key into PuTTY cache.Bug Fixes:Addressed an issue where Pageant was not

Putty is a free and open-source terminal emulator and telnet client for Windows. It helps to connect a remote UNIX/Linux server from the Windows client. Primary it is used on the Windows operating system. It supports network protocols like SCP, SSH, Telnet, rlogin, and raw socket connection.Below are some of the key features of Putty,Open source available with source codeLightweight and fastSupports Raw, Telnet, Rlogin, SSH, Serial protocolPutty Port for Linux and Mac is also availableSupport session loggingSupports X11 forwardingThere are a total of 3 methods to install Putty. First, using the apt-get command, the second using Ubuntu software, and the last method is by compiling the source code.We are going to use Ubuntu LTS Linux Distros. You can set up your own Linux virtual machine using VirtualBox on a Windows desktop.So let’s get started and see installation methods one by one.1. Install Putty on Ubuntu using commands (Terminal)Login to the Ubuntu desktop or server. Open the terminal window and run the below commands to install Putty on Ubuntu.1. Update the list of available packages and their versions.sudo apt-get update2. Search the putty package using the below command to check if it is available in the default repository.apt-cache search puttyIt lists all the packages related to putty as shown belowputty – Telnet/SSH client for Xputty-doc – PuTTY HTML documentationputty-tools – command-line tools for SSH, SCP, and SFTP3. Install the putty package with the command.sudo apt-get install puttyYou can also install supporting packages using the command given below.sudo apt-get install putty-docsudo

This article is part of the on-going Software For Geeks series. PuTTY Connection Manager was mentioned in the 12 PuTTY add-ons that we discussed a while back. One of the major missing features in PuTTY is the ability to display multiple sessions in Tabs. PuTTY CM displays multiple PuTTY sessions in Tabs. In this article, let us review in detail the 5 powerful features of the PuTTY Connection Manager that will make PuTTY more enjoyable. Download PuttyCM: PuttyCM website seems to be down for some time now. Until that site comes backup, you can download puttycm.exe that I’ve been using.Download the PuTTY Connection Manager. PuTTY CM is written in C#. You need .NET 2.0. When you install PuTTY CM for the first time, you need to specify the location of the PuTTY executable. Feature 1: Display Multiple PuTTY Sessions in TabIf the PuTTY Connection Manager opens the original PuTTY in a separate window, instead of opening as a TAB, please go to Tools -> Options -> Select the check-box “Enable additional timing for PuTTY capture (ms)” -> set the value to 500 ms. This will open the PuTTY window inside the TAB as shown below. Fig: PuTTY sessions in TabsFeature 2: Dockable Windows for PuTTY SessionsApart from displaying multiple PuTTY sessions in Tabs, PuTTY CM can also show different PuTTY sessions in panels. In the example below, to move the qa-box PuTTY session to the bottom panel, left-click on the qa-box tab and hold the mouse until it displays the

Panel symbol (which will be like a Plus symbol) in the middle of the screen. Now move the mouse to the bottom of the plus, which will high-light the bottom portion of the screen indicating that the qa-box session will be moved to the bottom panel. Fig: Select the Panel to dock a PuTTY session Now, release the mouse, which will move the qa-box to the bottom panel as shown below.Fig: Selected PuTTY session docked in proper panel Using the similar technique you can move all the PuTTY sessions to different panels as shown below.Fig: Multiple PuTTY Sessions docked appropriatelyFeature 3: Encrypted PuTTY Configuration DatabaseBy default, PuTTY session informations are stored in the windows registry, which are not encrypted. If you want to keep the session information (ip-address, session name etc.,) encrypted, you can use the database encryption feature available in the PuTTY CM Download the AES encryption library (pcmcrypt.dll) from PuTTY CM website.Place this file in the PuTTY CM program folder. C:\Program Files\PuTTY Connection ManagerRestart the PuTTY CMGo to Tools menu -> Options -> Database -> under the Encryption section, the available algorithms should display “AES Rinjdael Managed” as shown below, indicating that the encryption library is successfully installed.Fig: Enable Encryption Click on File -> New -> Database and enter the appropriate information as shown below to create a secure PuTTY session database. Follow the best practices to create a strong password while choosing the passphrase for the secure database. Database Name: putty-secure-sessionsClick on Enable database encryption check-boxSelect “AES