Changelog
Last updated: 16 October 2026
This English translation is provided for convenience; the French version prevails.
Bouraq is a service published by Intelectra. This page dates what changes in the service and in Prism, security fixes included. A question about a change: contact@getbouraq.com.
Prism issued today
- Version 3.0.0, built on 2026-10-03.
- Template sha256 fingerprint:
33c1efcc01329c171095b062a11f106e42c61736c01a94b0ac1ad684eca3d239, published and signed in the release statement;bouraq-verify.py prismchecks that a personalised copy is this code, byte for byte. - QR code format: XQ3, unchanged since version 3.0.0.
October 2026: governance and organisations
- Organisations on the shared service: their own administrators, seats, transfer policy, approvals, audit-trail export and access review.
- Four-eyes approval: every decision is signed with the approver's password, and code when they have a second factor.
- A signed (Ed25519) receipt for every delivered file, verifiable offline with the public key; a standalone verification script.
- Authorisation on file, named and revocable devices, allowed file types, directions authorised separately.
- Delete after download, full data export and self-service account closure.
- Second factor (TOTP), including for the command line (
--otp).
October 2026: Prism
- Under each code: the account and the first characters of the file's fingerprint, so an authorised transfer is recognisable on screen.
- Signed releases; send-only copies when the way back is not authorised.
- Filters to skip files over 1 MB and binaries; error correction fixed, no longer a setting.
October 2026: security fixes
An internal security review fixed twenty points, each with a regression test:
- sign-in throttling that holds under parallel attempts; bounded request sizes; protection against malicious compressed files;
- security headers on every response (HSTS, CSP, protection against framing);
- server files created with restricted access; limits on pending space; dangerous folder names refused on the way back;
- administrator accounts created or promoted are recorded in the audit trail.
Report a vulnerability: security.txt.