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Phish Alert Button (PAB) Updates
Below are the release notes for the client-based Phish Alert Button. The most recent version is at the top. If you're using an older version and are experiencing issues, we recommend upgrading to the latest version.
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Current Version:
Version 1.2.30
Released 08/16/18
-Fix an issue when TLS 1.0/1.1 is disabled
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Previous Versions:
Version 1.2.29
Released 08/02/18
-Fixes an issue with the PAB appearing twice in the drop-down in Outlook 2010.
-Fixes an issue with the PAB appearing twice in the drop-down in Outlook 2010.
-Fixes log files for users of the PAB. Log files will be located in:
C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\KnowBe4\Phish Alert
Version 1.1.17
Released 03/13/18
-Fixes an error - ADX Loader - Error code: 0x80131022
-Fixes an error - ADX Loader - Error code: 0x80131022
Version 1.1.16
Released 01/17/18
-Fixes a "Failed to parse response" error as well as an uncommon error where the PAB is unclickable.
-Fixes a "Failed to parse response" error as well as an uncommon error where the PAB is unclickable.
Version 1.1.11
Released 09/29/17
-Fixes issue of Outlook Ribbon disappearing.
-Fixes issue of Outlook Ribbon disappearing.
Version 1.1.9
Released 02/03/17
-Minor release to bring a few of the libraries we use up to the current versions.
-Minor release to bring a few of the libraries we use up to the current versions.
Version 1.1.7
Released 11/07/16
-Includes a bug fix to support scaled fonts. This is for high-resolution devices like the Microsoft Surface that do scaling of fonts.
-Adds support for a debug log.
-Includes a bug fix to support scaled fonts. This is for high-resolution devices like the Microsoft Surface that do scaling of fonts.
-Adds support for a debug log.
Version 1.1.6
Released 10/20/16
-A couple of the PAB DLLs have been signed, so there are no more security warnings in really tight security environments.
-A couple of the PAB DLLs have been signed, so there are no more security warnings in really tight security environments.
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