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title: "Scalefusion June 5th, 2026 Release Notes"
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updated: 2026-06-08T16:34:36Z
published: 2026-06-08T16:34:36Z
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> ## Documentation Index
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# Scalefusion June 5th, 2026 Release Notes

## Version Information:

- **Scalefusion Dashboard:** v65.1.0
- **Scalefusion Linux MDM Agent:** v4.3.0

## Release Notes:

1. **Linux MDM Enhancements**
  1. **App Inventory:** Admins can now view the applications installed on Linux devices from the following locations:

Applications are categorized into All Executables and Desktop Apps
    1. [**Device Details**](/docs/linux-device-inventory-actions#device-details-view)
    2. [**App Version Report**](/docs/device-reports#app-version)
  2. [**Branding Support for Linux Devices**](/v1/docs/branding-for-linux-devices)

Admins can now configure the following branding settings for Linux devices through the **Branding Policy**:
    1. Login Screen Message
    2. Wallpaper
  3. **Public IP Address Visibility**

Linux device information now includes the device's **Public IP Address**. This information is available in:
    1. Device Details
    2. Device Information (DI) Report
  4. **Ability to Update Hostname**

While renaming a Linux device, admins can now choose to apply the new device name as the device hostname.
  5. [**Support for Manjaro Linux**](/v1/docs/getting-started-with-linux-mdm)

Basic device management support has been added for Manjaro Linux devices.

**Note:** Remote Terminal with Consent is currently not supported on Manjaro devices.
2. **OneIdP Enhancements**
  1. [**Passkey Support for OneIdP**](/docs/registering-passkey-for-passwordless-authentication)

OneIdP now supports passkey-based authentication, enabling users to sign in using passwordless methods such as biometrics, hardware security keys, or mobile devices. Key features:
    1. Support for the following passkey authentication methods:
      1. Built-in biometric authenticators (fingerprint, facial recognition, etc.)
      2. External hardware security keys
      3. Mobile device-based authentication using QR codes
    2. Administrators can enable or disable passkey authentication at the [**Directory**](/docs/directory-settings#passwordless-methods) level.
    3. When enabled, users are prompted to register a passkey during sign-in.
    4. Once a passkey is configured, users will be prompted to authenticate using their passkey on subsequent sign-ins across supported platforms.
    5. If a passkey is unavailable or authentication fails, users can choose to sign in using their password.
    6. Administrators can reset users' configured MFA methods and passkeys directly from the Dashboard.
    7. Users can manage and update their MFA methods and passkeys from the [**User Portal**](/docs/device-management-in-user-portal#g-allow-users-to-manage-their-mfa-settings).
  2. **Enhanced Service Account Security**

Security protections for the service account created by the Scalefusion MDM Agent have been strengthened. Improvements:
    1. The agent now detects attempts by local administrators to modify the service account password and automatically rotates the password when such changes are detected.
    2. Service account passwords are automatically rotated every 30 days.
    3. Interactive usage of the service account through Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) sessions is blocked.
  3. **Generic Enhancements**
    1. **Script Execution Report Improvements**

Script Execution Reports now provide greater flexibility for reviewing script execution status. Reports can now be downloaded for:
      1. The last 5 days
      2. A specific date
  4. **Android APK Signature Mismatch Detection**

Administrators can now upload multiple versions of the same Android application even when the APKs are signed with different certificates. During app publication, if a target profile or group currently has a version installed that uses a different signature, a certificate warning icon is displayed.This warning helps administrators identify deployments that may fail due to Android signature validation requirements and take appropriate action, such as uninstalling the existing app before installing the new version.

## Team:

- Team Scalefusion