Lucy 4.7.5 is available for automated update! Please make sure you have no active campaigns running before updating!
New features
- New setting to configure the “From” field of the system notification emails (Settings -> Advanced Settings, System Notification Emails field)
- Multi-language support of the UI and messages in Outlook MSI Plugin. It is possible to configure translations for the following system locales: Dutch, English, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Turkish and Ukrainian
- New design of the End User Portal
- Possibility for the administrators to configure the widgets on the End User Portal (Settings -> End Users -> Enduser Portal Settings)
- New column “Certificate received” in the All Recipients export file
- New export filter “Received Training Certificate” for the recipients who received their certificates
Improvements
- On the “Recipients” step of the Campaign Wizard the contents of the selected recipient group are displayed
- Campaign Statistics sub-menus are highlighted
- Main menu re-organized: Recipients menu moved as a sub-menu of Settings, Sessions menu moved as a sub-menu of Tools, Status menu moved as a sub-menu of Support
- Campaign Base Settings page re-organized
- New page for Attack Settings introduced for faster access to the list of attack scenarios
- Scenario Setting page re-organized, Scenario summary page became a part of Campaign Statistics Summary page (Scenario Selection button)
Bugs fixed
- Subject encoding bug after changing the template language
- Unchecking of a single recipient group unchecked all recipient lists
- Empty MAIL FROM command in case of external SMTP server
- Wrong contents of the %Subject% variable for emails
- Incorrect behavior of the Repeating rule of the Scheduler
- Error 500 for campaign templates with anonymous mode
- Missing files in the saved campaign templates
- Automatic detection of the “Quiz” option in Campaign Wizard
- Incorrect removing of the “Deny For” rule in Campaign Filters
- Several awareness emails in campaigns with several attack scenarios