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ExpressVPN
- $150 – $2,500 per vulnerability
- Up to $100,000 maximum reward
Feature improvements and updates!
We are excited to unveil a series of exciting updates to our client applications. Our team has been hard at work to bring you enhanced features, improved functionality, and a seamless user experience.
[RELEASE] ExpressVPN for Router v4.5.1 (Aircove Only)
- In this release, we:
- Improved localization for non-English languages.
- Added an additional Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) size option for internet service providers that might require it.
- Fixed a bug which prevented blocklists from being downloaded in some countries.
- Fixed a bug which prevented the restoring of a settings backup file.
- Fixed a bug with keyboard navigation during setup.
[RELEASE] ExpressVPN for Android 11.5.0
- A little fix here, and little fix there. All worth doing, but nothing you’re likely to notice.
- We trimmed the hedges and pruned the begonias, and now all is right again in your ExpressVPN garden.
[RELEASE] ExpressVPN for Mac OS 11.37.0
- We’ve implemented a few minor tweaks in the app that are too small to notice.
[RELEASE] ExpressVPN for Linux 3.52.0
- In this release, we’ve improved our support for Linux distros that have implemented the merged /usr directories scheme.
- You can now (finally) update ExpressVPN via your standard package manager commands. Instructions will be shown when an update is available. Note that this feature is not available on Arch
- ExpressVPN now requires the following Linux versions:
- Ubuntu: 20.04 and above
- Debian: 10 and above
- Fedora: 37 and above
- Raspberry Pi (armhf): Pi OS 10 and above
- Mint: Linux Mint 20 and above
- Arch: Latest rolling release
- Due to the distros themselves no longer supporting older versions, we are unable to guarantee the desired level of security you’ve come to expect of the ExpressVPN app on older versions of Linux.
- Make sure you update to the latest version of your respective Linux distro to ensure you’re getting the latest security updates and features.
[RELEASE] ExpressVPN for Windows 12.55.0
- A little fix here, and little fix there. All worth doing, but nothing you’re likely to notice.
As always, do take a look at our client applications and test them for any security vulnerabilities. We look forward to receiving your vulnerability reports!