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Watchman Server – February 20 Release

New Features / Enhancements

  • Enhanced “find login” page
  • Display full demographics when viewing plugin history
  • Plugin name now stored with permanent report history
  • Admins are now able to send password reset emails to their users
  • Added API support for the remote_remove flag
  • Added email notification in cases where a monitored computer reports self-removal
  • Shiny new public website

Bug Fixes

  • Marking a client for “Remote Removal” no longer hides the computer record
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