Spokes v1.6.0 and Client v1.2.0: Updated Tunneling Library, Go Toolchain, and Security Fixes

Published at August 21, 2026 ·  3 min read

We’re releasing Spokes v1.6.0 and Packetriot Client v1.2.0 together because the primary improvement in this update is shared: an updated tunneling protocol library that improves reliability, reduces memory usage, and enhances connection handling under load. Both releases also move to the Go v1.27.0 toolchain and include dependency updates to address security issues. What’s new: Updated tunneling library — reduced heap allocations, lower memory usage, better slow-client handling, and fewer race conditions Internal networking improvements — safer handling of large incoming requests and reduced memory growth Go v1....

Client v1.0.1: Memory Fixes, Dashboard Refresh, and Security Updates

Published at May 28, 2026 ·  3 min read

We’re releasing Packetriot client v1.0.1 with a set of stability, efficiency, and security improvements. This update brings in the latest tunnel, spokes, and netmagic packages, fixes memory issues in the resolver and relay modules, refreshes the dashboard colors to match Packetriot.com, and updates golang.org/x/crypto to address critical CVEs. What’s new: Updated tunnel packages — latest tunnel, spokes, and netmagic dependencies for improved safety and runtime behavior Memory improvements — fixed goroutine leaks and unbounded growth in the resolver and relay modules Dashboard refresh — updated color palette to match Packetriot....

Spokes v1.5.9: Server Uptime Tracking, Certificate Reliability, and Security Fixes

Published at May 28, 2026 ·  3 min read

We’re releasing Spokes v1.5.9 with a set of reliability, observability, and security improvements. This release adds availability and restart tracking for Spokes, fixes a certificate renewal issue caused by upstream state corruption, improves tunnel internals to reduce memory growth and tighten safety, and updates cryptography dependencies to address critical CVEs. What’s new: Server uptime and restart tracking — rolling 30-day visibility into application restarts and availability Certificate renewal fix — updated certmagic to resolve JSON state corruption that could block automatic renewals Tunnel library improvements — reduced memory growth, fewer leaks, and tighter safety for long-running tunnels Security patches — updated golang....

Spokes v1.5.8

Published at March 30, 2026 ·  3 min read

We’re releasing a new update for Spokes with improvements to maintenance tasks, runtime dependencies, and the container image. This release updates the Go compiler to v1.26.1, adds automated cleanup for older system messages and alerts, improves reliability when pruning large numbers of web sessions, and simplifies the container image by removing the s6-overlay. Together these changes improve performance, stability, and reduce the overall footprint of the server. Get the Release The latest software packages are now available on our downloads page and container image distributions....

Client v1.0.0 🎉

Published at February 11, 2026 ·  4 min read

This release marks an important milestone for the Packetriot client; it is (finally) our v1.0.0 release 🎉🎉🎉 This release focuses on security, performance, and usability. We’ve introduced signed binaries for Windows and macOS, and a new Windows installer. This release improves network tunneling efficiency and resilience, and expands observability with latency metrics and dashboard visualizations. Several security updates are also included, covering dependencies, the Go runtime, and our container base image....

Spokes v1.5.7

Published at February 11, 2026 ·  3 min read

We’re pleased to share a new Spokes update focused on reliability, security, and long‑term maintainability. This release improves the robustness of always‑on tunnels by adding timeouts, retries, and safer connection handling, updates core libraries and build tooling to address recently disclosed CVEs Get the Release! The latest software packages are now available on our downloads page and container image distributions. As always, we recommend upgrading to stay current with reliability improvements and security updates....