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Flowmon Anomaly Detection System (ADS) Release Notes

Version 8.2

  • Last Updated: May 1, 2026
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Version 8.02.05

  • Updated Japanese User Guide.

Version 8.02.04

  • Fixed displaying Event Evidence on Flowmon OS version 8.03 and higher.
  • Fixed label in MAC address context menu.
  • Fixed calling external IP services URL with special symbols.
  • Fixed DNS names to IP address assignment (undesired IP substring match).
  • Improved performance of filtering in Event Evidence.

Version 8.02.03

  • Fixed detection of UPLOAD method in special cases (disabled pairwise option).
  • Fixed translation of month name on dashboard overview chart.
  • SCANS - removed experimental detection of RST/ACK scans.

Version 8.02.02

  • Fixed detail of hostname-based blacklist events (amount of transferred bytes).

Version 8.02.01 BETA

  • Fixed start of database for data processing (after forced stop)

  • Fixed displaying of long DNS records

  • Fixed displaying of false positive list when auto IP address resolving is disabled

  • Minor fixes of detection methods related to bidirectional flows (IPV6TUNNEL, SRVNA, DNSANOMALY, ..)

  • BLACKLIST - replaced "malware activities" list with "malware domains" new one

Version 8.02.00 BETA

  • Enhanced performance (switch to bidirectional flows)

  • Improved flow sampling (with respect to pair-flows)

  • Improved flow deduplication (only flows from different sources are compared)

  • Changed the method of retrieving reverse DNS records (live during page rendering)

  • MULTICAST - added detection based on MAC address

  • REFLECTDOS - new detection of TFTP attacks (TrivialFTP parameter)

  • SMTPANOMALY - new parameter IgnoreSYNflows (exclude SYN flows from detection)

  • SYSCHECK - new parameter DeactivateOnFlood (deactivate method with huge amount of events)

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