VPN Works 0.10.0 Signs Every Ledger Checkpoint With a Key No Plugin Can Read

Sun, 01 Nov 2026 00:00:00 +0000

VPN Works 0.10.0 signs the Ledger. The kernel holds a key, one per machine, and signs each checkpoint and the end of a run’s sealed record. Ledger never sees the key. Anyone with the public key can check a ledger, and one written again after a checkpoint fails right there.

Ledger has sealed each run’s events into a hash chain since 0.5.0. A chain shows any edit, as long as nobody computes it again. Someone who could rewrite the whole file, hashes and all, was caught only by copies kept elsewhere: the checkpoint copies in the trace, or the last hash Ledger prints at the end.

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VPN Works 0.10.0 Signs Every Ledger Checkpoint With a Key No Plugin Can Read