New Slips version v1.1.21 is here!

Our team is excited to share the latest news and features of Slips, our behavioral-based machine learning intrusion detection system. 

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What We Are Particularly Excited About

In this release we are particularly excited about these new Slips features:

1.1.21 (Jun 1st, 2026)

* Improve Slips security by updating dependencies, reducing shipped build tools, sanitizing inputs, and improving permissions.

* Secure the Slips web interface by binding it to localhost and adding CSRF protection.

* Drop support for `webinterface.sh`. Now the web interface starts only with `-w`.

* Kill the redis server opened by Slips once the analysis is done, and save a Redis database snapshot for later analysis in the output directory.

* Support analyzing a redis dump.Rdb using the web interface.

* Add TOR exit nodes detection.

* Fix issue with TI feeds not updating periodically.

* Add detection for telnet, rlogin, and rsh logins using zeek scripts.

* Stop Slips on core module failures.

* Scale profiler workers down when throughput drops to reduce resource usage.

* Fix issue starting P2P in access point mode (-ap).

* Auto-rebuild Go binaries when needed after Slips is done auto-updating.

* Fix daemon shutdown with `-S`.

Check the full list of changes in our release page: https://github.com/stratosphereips/StratosphereLinuxIPS/releases/tag/v1.1.21

Learn more!

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How to contribute

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