Zypheron Desktop 1.0.0 is generally available on Linux today. One workspace for offensive and defensive work (IDE, AD/cloud recon, AI copilots, and reverse engineering), the four pillars from the last three posts, shipping as one app.
Get it
Three Linux packages, x86_64. The download is free, but Desktop is a paid product ($149/mo, $1,490/yr): the free download exposes workspace views only, while scanning, the tool integrations, and reporting require a paid plan. The open-source CLI stays free forever.
# AppImage, portable, recommended
chmod +x Zypheron-Desktop-1.0.0.AppImage && ./Zypheron-Desktop-1.0.0.AppImage
# Debian / Ubuntu / Mint
sudo apt install ./zypheron-desktop_1.0.0_amd64.deb
# Fedora / RHEL / openSUSE
sudo dnf install ./zypheron-desktop-1.0.0.x86_64.rpm
Signed and self-updating
- The release feed is GPG-signed; every artifact carries a SHA-512. Verify before you run; the download page has the key and commands.
- The AppImage auto-updates from the same release feed once installed.
- Local-LLM capable via Ollama: the copilot works air-gapped.
Verify the feed: gpg --verify latest-linux.yml.asc latest-linux.yml
What is next
macOS (universal) and a Windows/WSL path are in progress. Linux is the platform we use, so it shipped first and it shipped complete. Feedback from real engagements drives the roadmap: pull it, run it, tell us where it breaks.