We would like to inform you about an important update to the Bacularis Docker images.
Our October project report is here! Take a look at what we've been working on, explore the latest developments, and find out what's coming next for Bacularis.
Bacularis 7.0.0 is here, marking another major milestone in the development of the project. This release brings together a broad range of improvements introduced since the previous major version and adds new capabilities to Restore Verification.
We are working on a new Restore Verification checker designed to identify suspicious changes in restored backup data that may indicate ransomware activity. In this development update, we take a closer look at how the feature works and the technical challenges behind it.
In the second part of our Restore Verification video series, we configure and run a complete restore test using Rule-based Verification.
Our new Restore Verification video series starts with the preparation stage. See what you need to configure before running your first automated restore test.
Bacularis 6.5.2 is a maintenance release focused on security, application hardening, and improvements resulting from a recent security review. It also includes fixes for two reported stored XSS vulnerabilities and minor updates to Restore Verification checkers.
A new Bacularis Project Report is now available. Take a look at what has been happening in the project recently and what we are currently working on.
Bacularis 6.5.1 is a security and maintenance release that addresses two reported stored XSS vulnerabilities and introduces additional hardening across the web interface.
A successful backup gives you confidence that your data has been saved, but it does not answer the most important question: can that data actually be restored when you need it? In this article, we explain why backup success is only part of data protection and how Restore Verification helps validate the recovery process.