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Meta-mender Kirkstone branch released
The kirkstone branch of meta-mender, Mender's Yocto Project layer, has been released. The main feature of this release is compatibility with the Yocto bran
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SAML Federated Authentication is now available in Mender Enterprise
It is now possible to configure your tenant on Hosted Mender to leverage a SAML-compatible Identity Provider (IdP) to identify and authenticate users. Than
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Don’t be a sitting duck, plan now for Device Lifecycle Management
Learn how to avoid vendor lock-in with a vendor-agnostic approach to device lifecycle management. Explore the importance of open-source solutions like Mender for seamless transitions in the IoT landscape.
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Updates of the terms of service for Hosted Mender
On October 10, 2022, we’re updating our terms of service for Hosted Mender. You can review the updated terms here. This update covers the inclusion of a se
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Remote OTA Updates for Wind River Linux
Wind River is one of the biggest enterprise grade Yocto-based Linux providers. In late 2019 they released their LTS19 version based on Yocto Zeus (3.0). As
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Two Factor Authentication is now available in all the Hosted Mender plans
Two Factor Authentication (2FA) is an extra layer of protection for user authentication with OTP-compatible applications like Authly and Google Authenticat
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Personal Access Tokens simplify the API-based integration with Hosted Mender
It is now possible to generate and use Personal Access Tokens on Hosted Mender when performing management API calls. Before the introduction of this featur
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Using QEMU virtualized environments to develop and deploy embedded software for x86 Linux
Introduction Before shipping software for embedded devices, it is crucial to test it on real devices, in an environment as close to the actual operating en
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CVE-2022-32290 - Mender Client listening on all the interfaces
We recently discovered a vulnerability in the Mender Client versions 3.2.0, 3.2.1, and 3.2.2. The client listens on a random, unprivileged TCP port and exp
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