What's new

KasperskyOS Community Edition 1.3 has the following new capabilities and refinements:

Due to modifications made to SDK components, you must make changes to the application code that was developed using KasperskyOS Community Edition version 1.2 before using that code with KasperskyOS Community Edition version 1.3. For more details, refer to Critical changes in version 1.3.

• Added support for the Radxa ROCK 3A hardware platform.
• Added an extension for the source code editor Visual Studio Code to integrate it with KasperskyOS Community Edition.
• Added the PackageManager component that lets you install KPA packages in an operational KasperskyOS-based solution, remove KPA packages and receive information about them; and added tools for managing KPA packages.
• Added the capability for debugging using the GDB debugger.
• KasperskyOS Community Edition now includes tools for development in Rust and program examples.
• Added the capability to work with USB drives.
• The toolchain included in KasperskyOS Community Edition now uses the Clang compiler.
• Added the LogRR component, which is a system for logging information about the operation of other programs.
• Updated Developer's Guide, including:
  • Added descriptions of improvements and new features introduced in KasperskyOS Community Edition 1.3.
  • Added descriptions of scenarios for working with libkos library interfaces.
  • Added the Introduction section.
  • Added the KasperskyOS Developer's Quick Start Guide section.
• Added the following third-party libraries and applications:
  • abseil-cpp (20211102.0)
  • clang (17.0.6)
  • clang-format (13.0.1)
  • corrosion-rs/corrosion (0.2.2)
  • ftpd (2.3.0)
  • libyaml (0.2.5)
  • python (3.12.2)
  • google/re2 (2022-02-01)
  • rust (1.59)
  • wpa_supplicant (2.10)
• Updated the following third-party libraries and applications:
  • binutils
  • boost
  • civetweb
  • json-schema-validator
  • libevdev
  • libtool
  • mbedtls
  • qemu
  • usb
• Excluded the following third-party libraries and applications from the SDK:
  • autotools-wrappers

KasperskyOS Community Edition 1.2 has the following new capabilities and refinements:

• Updated system requirements: the Ubuntu GNU/Linux 22.04 "Jammy Jellyfish" operating system is required for SDK installation.
• Added capability to use dynamic libraries.
• Added capability to use a hardware watchdog on the Raspberry Pi 4 Model B.
• Added ExecutionManager component designed for creating, starting, and stopping processes.
• Added script for automatically setting environment variables used by SDK tools.
• Added data transmission to Kaspersky servers when starting a build of examples from the SDK. Data is transmitted to account for the number of users of KasperskyOS Community Edition and to obtain information about the distribution and use of KasperskyOS Community Edition. You can disable this functionality.
• Updated Developer's Guide, including:
  • Added section titled "Working with an IPC message arena".
  • Added section titled "Information about certain limits set in the system".
  • Added descriptions of scenarios for working with libkos library interfaces.
  • Updated instructions on building and running solution security policy tests.
  • Added glossary.
• Added the following third-party libraries and applications:
  • Guidelines Support Library (GSL) (2.1.0)
  • json_scheme_validator (2.1.0)
  • libpcap (1.10.4)
  • libunwind (1.6.2)
• Updated the following third-party libraries and applications:
  • libxml2
  • Mbedtls
  • Mosquitto
  • OpenSSL
  • spdlog
  • sqlite
  • fmt
  • zlib
  • flex
  • bison
  • QEMU
• Excluded the following third-party libraries and applications from the SDK:
  • ffmpeg
  • opencv
  • libjpeg-turbo
  • libpng
  • protobuf

KasperskyOS Community Edition 1.1.1 has the following new capabilities and refinements:

• Updated the following third-party libraries and applications:
  • FFmpeg
  • libxml2
  • Eclipse Mosquitto
  • opencv
  • OpenSSL
  • protobuf
  • sqlite
  • usb
• Added support for the Raspberry Pi 4 Model B hardware platform (Revision 1.5).

KasperskyOS Community Edition 1.1 has the following new capabilities and refinements:

• Added support for working with an I2C bus in master device mode.
• Added support for working with an SPI bus in master device mode.
• Added support for USB HID devices.
• Added support for Symmetric Multiprocessing (SMP).
• Expanded capabilities for device profiling: added iperf library and counters that track system parameters.
• Added PCRE library and usage example.
• Added SPDLOG library and usage example.
• Added MessageBus component and usage example.
• Added dynamic code analysis tools (ASAN, UBSAN).

KasperskyOS Community Edition 1.0 has the following new capabilities and refinements:

• Added support for the Raspberry Pi 4 Model B hardware platform.
• Added SD card support for the Raspberry Pi 4 Model B hardware platform.
• Added Ethernet support for the Raspberry Pi 4 Model B hardware platform.
• Added GPIO port support for the Raspberry Pi 4 Model B hardware platform.
• Added network services for DHCP, DNS, and NTP and usage examples.
• Added library for working with the MQTT protocol and usage examples.

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