CyclopsAutoZapper.zip
Cyclops Auto Zapper (SN1) Two tiers of autozapper, the first tier requires a seamoth in the docking bay that has that shock module installed and the cyclops will automatically shock enemies that attack.
Second tier just takes the cyclops and does not need a seamoth.
Includes an anti parasite module that will pulse the shield (if equipped) at low power to remove leaches.
CyclopsBioReactor.zip
Cyclops BioReactor (SN1) Makes a small bioreactor you can build inside the cyclops that allows you to use bio energy in the cyclops. Works great with the aquarium overflow mod that is also in ?mod-download-mirrors
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CyclopsEngineUpgrades.zip
Cyclops Engine Upgrades (SN1) makes new tiers of the engine efficiency upgrade each offering increased efficiency.
Higher tiers even reduce energy usage from sonar and shield.
CyclopsNuclearUpgrades.zip
Cyclops Nuclear Upgrades (SN1) makes an upgrade module that acts as a nuclear battery.
Holds 6,000 charge before being depleted, if it is used consistently it must cool down for a while before being able to be used again.
CyclopsSolarUpgrades.zip
Cyclops Solar Upgrades (SN1) makes two solar charging upgrades for the cyclops, one is same as seamoth, the other has a built in battery.
Can stack up to six modules to increase charging rate.
CyclopsSpeedUpgrades.zip
Cyclops Speed Upgrades (SN1) Makes upgrade modules that increase the speed of the cyclops at the cost of engine efficiency.
Can stack up to six modules for maximum speed.
CyclopsThermalUpgrades.zip
Cyclops Thermal Upgrades (SN1) makes a tier 2 thermal upgrade for the cyclops which includes a built in battery for the upgrade module.
Can stack up to six modules to increase charging rate.
IonCubeGenerator.zip
IonCubeGenerator.zip v1.2.4
Ion Cube Generator (SN1) lets you build a medium sized structure that makes an ion cube every once in a while. about the size of in base bioreactor.
Can be configured to drain base energy faster or slower.
MoreCyclopsUpgrades.zip
More Cyclops Upgrades (SN1) is primarily if not exclusively an api for other cyclops upgrade mods.
By default, includes a buildable upgrade console for the cyclops for additional upgrade slots (this can be disabled in the config).
Version 5.2.0 Update: MoreCyclopsUpgrades_520.zip
VehicleUpgradesInCyclops.zip
Vehicle Upgrades In Cyclops (SN1) Makes the cyclops upgrade fabricator also work as a moonpool vehicle upgrade console. lets you make seamoth and prawn upgrades.
Include includes the vanilla crafts from the moonpool.
This update to MoreCyclopsUpgrades enables standalone status icons.
These status icons (visible from the helm and holo HUDs) no longer need to be tied to a charger and instead can be used for any number of applications.
Hmm, my guess is that you are trying to go to 12.8, and that DOES require Live Security. At the bottom of that page, there is a link to older firmware that takes you to the Cyclops Blink fix here =a2R2A000002EW9zUAG
wow, in over forty years of computing, never once was forced to pay for a firmware update.
and given the disaster of watchguard's handling, would think that watchguard should be very embarrassed at the long-term reputational damage and do whatever is needed to repair that damage.
Their firmware is not just mere firmware like updating a motherboard, a network card, etc., to get security fixes Their firmware updates often include a bunch of new features, as do other firewall vendors' products. I cannot imagine any other high-end firewall vendor being any different.
What "disaster of watchguard's handling" do you mean? Do you mean them quickly coming out with new firmware that fixes the issue and works to update, FOR FREE, at least as far back as a client's XTM 25 device running firmware 11.7.3? That is the oldest one I updated, and it required a free upgrade to 11.7.5 first, then the free Cyclops Blink firmware 12.1.3 Update 8, which included awesome new features in it. I updated my own old XTM 26 running 11.9.4, a T10, T15, T35, and two T50 units, all for free to their respective latest Cyclops Blink fix versions. I am ecstatic!
Or do you mean that Cyclops Blink could only infect a device where its config had been changed from the safe default of NOT exposing the management ports to the Internet (WatchGuard's "handling" it was by not exposing the ports by default), to where about 1% of owners misconfigured their own devices and exposed those ports? That was not WatchGuard mishandling anything; that was user error.
I think that they did an outstanding job of giving free updates to potentially hundreds of thousands of owners of outdated devices. They DID do "whatever is needed to repair that damage" in my mind and the in the eyes of several clients who buy their own outdate devices.
You stated in your original post, "given the recent security issue, really need to update ASAP." I have to ask, where have you been since their new Cyclops Blink firmware came out on February 23rd? Firmware 12.8 came out on March 17th, THREE WEEKS AFTER the most current firmware available, the free 12.7.2 Update 2 with the Cyclops Blink fix, was released. So, why didn't you "update ASAP" to 12.7.2 Update 2 in the THREE WEEKS between its release and when 12.8 came out? THREE WEEKS? I updated all of mine that were in use and my clients' devices on release day Feb 23rd, despite not having the vulnerable ports open to the Internet. I don't think that not getting a major feature-packed firmware upgrade to 12.8 unless one has Live Security is a problem.
shame on watchguard to charge for firmware updates.
got my first computer in 1978, never, ever, ever got extorted to pay for firmware for any computer, operating system, hardware, ever ever ever and on top of it, to fix screw-ups from the firmware vendor!
as for the 1%, that is just a BS claim by a company, no reason to believe that to be true based on their overall behavior.
"Silently fixed authentication bypass remained a secret even after it was under attack."
My comments were not based on arrogance; they were based on surprise (shock?) that it has been so long since the fix was released and you now wanting to do it "ASAP". Sorry for the confusion. Truly. That caught me off guard.
It was not a major failure on WatchGuard's part, as I pointed out. WatchGuard's default config protected against Cyclops Blink infections. The major failure was on the part of inexperienced admins who opened their management ports to the entire Internet. Unless the tech who set up your T70 opened those ports intentionally, even you are protected against Cyclops Blink without upgrading to the free fix firmware, so your demeanor that WatchGuard has a huge security threat potentially does not apply in your own situation. Have you checked your config to see if those ports are still not accessible as they are blocked in a default config?
Also regarding knowing about it, I am a one-man shop and all of my clients are 15 users and less. I got an email about Cyclops Blink on release day, plus it was all over the news during the weeks afterwards. Heck, it came up on my Google News feed on my cell phone. I see regular news items about other vendors as well, including Sophos, Palo Alto, SonicWALL, Fortinet and more, with critical vulnerabilities. A fairly recent one was when I needed to help a friend whose client had an expired SonicWALL and there was no new firmware available without renewing its support licensing, and a critical vulnerability alert had been issued. I could not get new firmware, so, I just killed the external management that he had set up on it, because it was open to the whole Internet. That was on HIM, not SonicWALL, because the port is closed to the Internet by default, just like WatchGuard does. If you were a SonicWALL user, you'd probably be saying the exact same thing about them.
Also, it was free from Win 7 to Win 10 for a limited time that expired years ago, despite still being able to upgrade. They'll still upgrade today from 7 to 10, but they are not legally licensed. Also, I'd be stunned if any of your computers that came with Win 7 can install Win 11 and run it normally.
Due to hardware limitations, every firewall will get outdated even if firmware is free. That is why you see three different levels of firmware available on the software download site. Some devices just don't have the memory or CPU speed to do what the newer firmware can do. One cannot just pop open a firewall and add more memory and a cheap SSD to it to increase performance like you did with computers.
The terms "LiveSecurity" and "Support" are used interchangeably. (We stopped using the term LiveSecurity and have been in the process of changing out our documentation to simply say Support.)
You are required to have an active support contract to upgrade firewalls to new OS releases.
It'd be rather disruptive for the firewall to download and install updates automatically. For customers and partners managing multiple firewalls, options like Management server and management in WatchGuard cloud allow you to schedule and upgrade firewalls on a schedule you pick that works best for your customers.
Regarding Cyclops Blink, you can find more information here:
-news/blog/important-detection-and-remediation-actions-cyclops-blink-state-sponsored-botnet
If you have any feedback or concerns related to WatchGuard's response, I would suggest using the same feedback link:
-support/feedback
I'd love for you to be correct, but according to the Microsoft licensing department, that upgrade needs to be backed by a purchased license if it was done after the free time period. It used to say so on the upgrade page. Why on Earth they left that site up is beyond me, because is has caused a LOT of confusion.
Renewals can be purchased via WatchGuard directly if you are in US/Canada. However, I would suggest inquiring with a WatchGuard reseller, as they're often less expensive. I've included the part numbers for each if you'd like to inquire elsewhere: 152ee80cbc
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