0.1.63
Independent device anomaly baselines, clearer monitoring controls, faster administration panels and more reliable startup and configuration-preserving offline updates.
How to update the router
Open Settings → System updates in your router’s admin panel. This public page documents releases; the router downloads files over its authenticated connection. If your version is below the minimum shown here, install the required intermediate release first.
- Upgrades from
- 0.1.63 or newer
Compared with 0.1.62
The vulnerability comparison is not published on this site. Before installing, a GADNET router shows it in the admin panel, under Settings → System updates → Changes in the new version.
Compare with: 0.1.66 · 0.1.65 · 0.1.64 · 0.1.62 · 0.1.61 · 0.1.60 · 0.1.59 · 0.1.58 · 0.1.57 · 0.1.56 · 0.1.55 · 0.1.53
Known vulnerabilities in this release
The list of vulnerabilities that still affect this release is not published on this site. A GADNET router downloads the signed report over its own authenticated connection and shows it in the admin panel, under Settings → System updates → Known vulnerabilities.
Software inventory
Every component this release ships, as recorded by the build that produced it. A router keeps a condensed copy (components with a package identifier) for the image it was installed from, under Settings → System updates → Software inventory (SBOM).
- Components
- 975
- Alpine image
- 860
- Build tooling
- 36
- Python runtime
- 79
- Recorded
- 2026-11-05
- Without a matchable version
- 1
These components have no version that a vulnerability report can match, so they cannot be checked against it. Their absence from the report does not mean they are free of vulnerabilities.
Build tooling does not run on the device. It is listed because it shapes what the image contains.