This will be remedied in a followup release where the default credentials will be disabled and a credentials change will be forced. There are reports( 1, 2, 3, 4) that this is possibly exploited in the wild. They mention the following: WebUI users YOU MUST change the default Webui credentials (aka 'adminadmin') when exposing the WebUI to the Internet. The developers of qBittorrent have also issued an important security notice for users of Web UI.

So, things such as allowing the editing of an RSS feed URL, a new “Add Tags” field for RSS rules under Web UI, and a “Rename rule” button for RSS Downloader were added. Many improvements for RSS feed has also arrived with qBittorrent 4.6.0. They also allowed the use of other icons in dark mode, with a new tag editing dialog for torrents.įurthermore, a new torrent list filter was added to sort torrents by 'save path', and an option to add new torrents to the top of the queue. QBittorrent now features UI editor support for the default theme, with various UI theming improvements across the board. If all the above tech jargon is too much, then take I2P as a feature that hides your internet traffic on peer-to-peer networks, preventing anyone from tracking or blocking you. In doing so, it also hides the activity and location of the user, in turn preventing third parties from snooping in or even blocking access. It is a fully encrypted private network layer that enhances the privacy of a user by using encrypted unidirectional tunnels between the user and their peers to transfer data. Even though it has been implemented in an experimental fashion, future releases should be better.įor those who are not familiar, I2P is short for the “ Invisible Internet Project”. This was a long-awaited feature that many had requested. This release of qBittorrent seems to focus on the security and visual side of things, even though there were plenty of other changes with this release, we are focusing on the highlights.įinally, qBittorrent has support for I2P.

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