MetaDefender Kiosk™ v4.7.10 Release

MetaDefender Kiosk now prompts users to enter encrypted archive file passwords during file retrievals. Users can also preload passwords for streamlined file retrieval experience.

The MetaDefender Kiosk Management Console login page has been redesigned to improve the user experience and ensure consistency with other OPSWAT products.

Define pick lists for user questions, enabling a more user-friendly and consistent data collection experience.

Integrations with MetaDefender Distributed Cluster are now supported for improved resilience and scalability in high-volume environments.

The file copying progress interface now includes a percentage bar, file count, and elapsed time. This enhancement provides a clearer, more informative feedback for end users.

For improved user experience during file retrieval, MetaDefender Kiosk now displays the total file count at the start of every file retrieval and removes background from file names.

MetaDefender Kiosk now supports Smartcard (PIV) authentication. This supported authentication, based on the FIPS 201 standard, helps provide secure and compliant user access.

MetaDefender Kiosk now supports detecting and unlocking encrypted Kingston USBs regardless of the device's language setting. The supported Kingston encrypted USBs are:

• Kingston DataTraveler DTVP30  
• Kingston DataTraveler DTVP30M  
• Kingston Iron Key D300S  

MetaDefender Kiosk remote installation and upgrades support via Microsoft SCCM (System Center Configuration Manager) has been implemented.

To enhance visibility and improve device management capabilities, geolocation reporting to My OPSWAT™ Central Management (CM10) can now be enabled from the MetaDefender Kiosk.

MetaDefender Kiosk administrators can now deploy a single MetaDefender Core™ instance across multiple MetaDefender Kiosk appliances. A shared MetaDefender Core configuration can be implemented through the .INI file during the OOBE (Out-of-Box Experience) auto-deployment.  

The disk space validation for MetaDefender Kiosk’s hardened images has been improved to prevent upgrade failures caused by insufficient space in the Recovery (RE) partition. This improvement ensures reliable snapshot creation and avoids rollback issues during auto-upgrades.