Software Update: SecureCRT 4.1.10

SecureCRT is a client for remote control, file transfer and data tunneling using SSH. This is a method of establishing a secure connection between two computers. Here, both the data and part of the IP traffic are encrypted with an encryption method. VanDyke Software has recently released a new version with 4.1.10 as the version designation. The changelog looks like this:

Bug fixes:

• In the Connect dialog, sometimes clicking on the first letter of a session to go to that session stopped working.
• Changing the protocol from SSH1 to SSH2 for a session that had port forwards configured caused the port forwards to have bad syntax, resulting in an error when connecting. The port forwards are now converted to have the correct syntax.
• The default Wyse 60 cursor key keymap was incorrect.
• The keyboard-interactive authentication dialog did not display all the message text when the text was long, such as for a password change prompt.
• Tooltips for custom toolbars were sometimes displayed incorrectly.
• SecureCRT crashed when disconnecting from a session that used a misconfigured firewall.