PuTTY: baixar versions anteriors

- Security issue: fixed a remotely triggerable use-after-free in Pageant. (Might be exploitable to execute code, although this is not proved.)
- Security issue: fixed a remotely triggerable buffer overflow if the OpenSSH encrypt-then-MAC cipher modes are in use. (However they are only used if a server supports nothing else.)
- Security issue: fixed a buffer overflow in private key decryption, if the private key is constructed maliciously. (Only triggerable on purpose if you let somebody else generate your key for you.)
- Denial-of-service security fixes: a server can trigger a tight loop in PuTTY, and even a MITM can make it consume unlimited memory at startup.

- Security issue: fixed a remotely triggerable double-free in RSA key exchange. (We don't know of any way it is exploitable to execute code.)
- Minor security issue: fixed a remotely triggerable crash in NIST ECDSA signature verification. (An assertion failure – definitely not exploitable to execute code.)
- Minor security issue: fixed marking of Telnet and Rlogin session data with a trust sigil after you authenticated to a proxy (possibly allowing a server to spoof a repeat proxy password prompt).
- Ability to run a specified command before starting the connection, e.g. to perform wake-on-LAN or a port knock.
- On Unix: display 'pre-edit text', showing the progress of using multiple keystrokes to compose a single Unicode character.
- On Unix: improved support for to running the GUI tools on Wayland (fixed startup issues and tuned performance).
- Bug fix: configuring a SSH certificate authority on Unix would fail unless you manually made a config directory.
- Bug fix: spurious "Network error: Socket is not connected" when authenticating to some HTTP proxies.
- Bug fix: disabling cursor blinking in the Windows Control Panel but enabling it in PuTTY would lead to a tight loop.

- Support for ML-KEM, the NIST-standardised post-quantum key exchange mechanism. (In addition to NTRU Prime, which has been supported since 0.78.)
- Support for full Unicode file names in Windows file selector dialogs. (However, these do not yet round-trip through a saved session.)
- Bug fix: psftp -b works again.
- Bug fix: assertion failure if an SSH connection times out at the login prompt.
- Bug fix: crash in Pageant if an SSH connection is abandoned while waiting for a deferred decryption passphrase.
- Bug fix: tight loop if PuTTY tried to send an empty answerback string.
- Bug fix: accidental truncation of some configuration edit boxes' contents to 127 characters.
- Bug fix: Windows XP support was accidentally broken, and now reinstated.
- Bug fix: restored interoperation with third-party tools that auto-fill login prompts by sending ^M for Return.
- Bug fix: confusion when terminal window resized by tools like FancyZones.
- Bug fix: the small keypad keys didn't reliably work in the terminal on Unix.

- Major refactoring of Unicode handling to allow the use of 'foreign' Unicode characters, i.e. outside the system's configured default character set / code page. Not yet complete, but the following things work:
- Windows console: usernames and passwords entered interactively into PSCP, PSFTP and Plink can use foreign characters.
- Windows command line: usernames, remote commands, and filenames entered via command-line options can use foreign characters.
- PuTTY's own terminal (on Windows and Unix): even if it's not configured into UTF-8 mode for the main session, interactive usernames and passwords can use foreign characters.
- Unicode version update: all character analysis is updated to Unicode 16.0.0.
- Unicode terminal rendering: national and regional flags are now understood by PuTTY's terminal emulator. (However, correct display of those flags will depend on fonts and operating system.)
- The Event Log mentions the local address and port number of the outgoing connection socket.
- Bracketed paste mode can now be turned off in the Terminal > Features panel.
- Unix Pageant: new --foreground mode for running as a subprocess.
- Bug fix: the 'border width' configuration option is now honoured even when the window is maximised.
- Bug fix: SHA-2 based RSA signatures are now sent with correct zero padding.
- Bug fix: terminal wrap mishandling caused occasional incorrect redraws in curses-based applications.
- Bug fix: Alt + function key in "Xterm 216+" mode sent a spurious extra escape character.

• Support for OpenSSH certificates, for both user authentication keys and host keys. • New SSH proxy modes, for running a custom shell command or subsystem on the proxy server instead of forwarding a port through it. • New plugin system to allow a helper program to provide responses in keyboard-interactive authentication, intended to automate one-time password systems. • Support for NTRU Prime post-quantum key exchange, • Support for AES-GCM (in the OpenSSH style rather than RFC 5647). • Support for more forms of Diffie-Hellman key exchange: new larger integer groups (such as group16 and group18), and support for using those and ECDH with GSSAPI. • Bug fix: the 32-bit Windows build now runs on Windows XP again. • Bug fix: server-controlled window title setting now works again even if the character set is ISO 8859 (or a few other affected single-byte character sets). • Bug fix: certain forms of OSC escape sequences (sent by some real servers) could cause PuTTY to crash. • Bug fix: the -pwfile/-pw options no longer affect local key passphrase prompts, and no longer suppress Plink's anti-spoofing measures.

• Major improvements to network proxy support:
• Support for interactively prompting the user if the proxy server requires authentication.
• Built-in support for proxying via another SSH server, so that PuTTY will SSH to the proxy and then automatically forward a port through it to the destination host. (Similar to running plink -nc as a subprocess, but more convenient to set up, and allows you to answer interactive prompts presented by the proxy.)
• Support for HTTP Digest authentication, when talking to HTTP proxies.
• Introduced pterm.exe, a PuTTY-like wrapper program for Windows command prompts (or anything else running in a Windows console). Not yet included in the installer, but available as a .exe file from the Download page.
• Updated Unicode and bidi support to Unicode 14.0.0.
• New command-line option -pwfile, like -pw except that it reads the password from a file so that it doesn't show up on the command line.
• Windows Pageant: option --openssh-config to allow easy interoperation with Windows's ssh.exe.
• -pw (and -pwfile) now do not fall back to interactively prompting for a password if the provided password fails. (That was the original intention.)
• New configuration options for keyboard handling:
• Option to control handling of Shift + arrow keys
• Extra mode in the function-keys option, for modern xterm (v216 and above).
• Bug workaround flag to wait for the server's SSH greeting before sending our own, for servers (or proxies) that lose outgoing data before seeing any incoming data.
• Crypto update: added side-channel resistance in probabilistic RSA key generation.
• Crypto update: retired the use of short Diffie-Hellman exponents (just in case).
• Bug fix: reconfiguring remote port forwardings more than once no longer crashes.
• Bug fix: terminal output processing is now paused while handling a remote-controlled terminal resize, so that the subsequent screen redraw is interpreted relative to the new terminal size instead of the old.
• Bug fix: Windows PuTTYgen's mouse-based entropy collection now handles high-frequency mice without getting confused.
• Bug fix: Windows Pageant can now handle large numbers of concurrent connections without hanging or crashing.
• Bug fix: if Windows Pageant is started multiple times simultaneously, the instances should reliably agree on one of them to be the persistent server.
• Bug fix: remote-controlled changes of window title are now interpreted according to the configured character set.
• Bug fix: remote-controlled changes of window title no longer get confused by UTF-8 characters whose encoding includes the byte 0x9C (which terminates the control sequence in non-UTF-8 contexts).
• Bug fix: popping up the window context menu in the middle of a drag-select now no longer leaves the drag in a stuck state.
• Bug fix: extensive use of true colour in the terminal no longer slows down window redraws unnecessarily.
• Bug fix: when PSCP reports the server sending a disallowed compound pathname, it correctly reports the replacement name it's using for the downloaded file.
• Bug fix: enabling X11 forwarding in psusan failed to fall back through possible port numbers for the forwarded X display.
• For developers: migrated the build system to CMake, removing the old idiosyncratic mkfiles.pl and the autotools system.

• New option to abandon an SSH connection if the server allows you to authenticate in a trivial manner.
• Bug fix: Windows PuTTY crashed when the 'Use system colours' option was used.
• Bug fix: crash on Windows when using MIT Kerberos together with 'Restart Session'.
• Bug fix: Windows PuTTY leaked named pipes after contacting Pageant.
• Bug fix: Windows PuTTY didn't update the window while you held down the scrollbar arrow buttons long enough to 'key-repeat'.
• Bug fix: user colour-palette reconfiguration via 'Change Settings' were delayed-action.
• Bug fix: server colour-palette reconfigurations were sometimes lost.
• Bug fix: a tight loop could occur on reading a truncated private key file.
• Bug fix: the Windows Pageant GUI key list didn't display key lengths.

• Security fix: on Windows, a server could DoS the whole Windows GUI by telling the PuTTY window to change its title repeatedly at high speed.
• Pageant now supports loading a key still encrypted, and decrypting it later by prompting for the passphrase on first use.
• Upgraded default SSH key fingerprint format to OpenSSH-style SHA-256.
• Upgraded private key file format to PPK3, with improved passphrase hashing and no use of SHA-1.
• Terminal now supports ESC [ 9 m for strikethrough text.
• New protocols: bare ssh-connection layer for use over already-secure IPC channels, and SUPDUP for talking to very old systems such as PDP-10s.
• PuTTYgen now supports alternative provable-prime generation algorithm for RSA and DSA.
• The Unix tools can now connect directly to a Unix-domain socket.

• Security fix: if an SSH server accepted an offer of a public key and then rejected the signature, PuTTY could access freed memory, if the key had come from an SSH agent.
• Security feature: new config option to disable PuTTY's dynamic host key preference policy, if you prefer to avoid giving away to eavesdroppers which hosts you have stored keys for.
• Bug fix: the installer UI was illegible in Windows high-contrast mode.
• Bug fix: console password input failed on Windows 7.
• Bug fixes in the terminal: one instance of the dreaded "line==NULL" error box, and two other assertion failures.
• Bug fix: potential memory-consuming loop in bug-compatible padding of an RSA signature from an agent.
• Bug fix: PSFTP's buffer handling worked badly with some servers (particularly proftpd's mod_sftp).
• Bug fix: cursor could be wrongly positioned when restoring from the alternate terminal screen. (A bug of this type was fixed in 0.59; this is a case that that fix missed.)
• Bug fix: character cell height could be a pixel too small when running GTK PuTTY on Ubuntu 20.04 (or any other system with a similarly up-to-date version of Pango).
• Bug fix: old-style (low resolution) scroll wheel events did not work in GTK 3 PuTTY. This could stop the scroll wheel working at all in VNC.