jks

From the CHANGE_LOG file:

Okay, I think the new admin password reset scheme is working well. See image below.

The option will appear only if you connect from your local network. Not from an Internet connection (e.g. not from a Kiwi-2 serial number based proxy connection: 2xxxx.proxy.kiwisdr.com/admin). Use my.kiwisdr.com to find the local IP address link to your Kiwi's admin page (e.g. 192.168.1.101:8073/admin).

You must also provide the Kiwi's serial number. This should be easy since it's written on the physical hardware (Kiwi-1: written in the white box on the Kiwi PCB, Kiwi-2: written on a label on bottom of case).

As a further security measure the option will only appear for the first 5 minutes after the Kiwi software starts (power-up or software restart).

So the restrictions should guarantee the Kiwi is in your immediate physical control. So no good for your remote Kiwi located 300 km away on a mountain top.

If anyone can think of a flaw in this reasoning please let me know ASAP.

Everything is carefully validated on the server-side. So anyone hacking Javascript on the browser shouldn't be able to exploit the scheme.

From the CHANGE_LOG file:

I thought of a way to add an admin password reset function. It has to be implemented very, very carefully so as not to cause security problems. I'll try and have this ready for the next release.

@ok1iak Well, here we are. Over two years later. I had not forgotten about this. For various reasons I decided now was the time to give it a try.

This is an extremely early result. There are all kinds of problems. Currently, all I can get semi-reliably without too many glitches is a wideband output of 240 kHz. I'm pretty sure more can be done with some optimization. There is no CIC filtering in the FPGA yet, so there is aliasing.

To get SDR++ working as quickly as possible on my Mac the easiest thing to do was write a very quick and dirty SpyServer implementation (partial) from the public spec. That's why below it says "SpyServer", "Int16" and "RTL-SDR". But it really is connected to a Kiwi-2 on the special SpyServer port 5555. I have not tried SDR# yet. This Kiwi is on the other side of the world from me. So it is streaming at 240 kHz over the Internet successfully.

You can't make any Kiwi user connections when the Kiwi is configured for wideband mode. But you can make an admin connection. Lots and lots of work to do before this is ready for any sort of release.

The cases have arrived and David, ZL2BA, has been busy assembling the units.

The store should open in less than a week. Everyone that emailed sales@kiwisdr.nz will receive an email reply when the store opens. It will also be announced here, on Twitter and the various web pages.

Many units will be shipped to ML&S (UK) and WiMo (DE) as well.

Thanks everyone for your ongoing support and patience.

Just waiting on the container with the cases now. Units otherwise assembled, programmed and ready to go. Should be in a week or two (early July).

Another build for August/September already underway.

Okay, I added a plugin that allows some content to be added to profiles. For now just Location, Callsign and "Additional information". Let me know if you think we should have others. Look at my profile as an example (click "jks" at the top of this post).

The content isn't presented very optimally. It just appears at the top of the user's profile page.

I also re-enabled the "reactions" feature (i.e. adding "helpful", "awesome" to posts like we used to have).