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September 5 update: Steward gets its own site, and a release candidate audited

PC Steward, the native fleet-steward application, received its own product site with a privacy notice and support page, and its 1.5 release candidate was audited.

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What changed

September 5 put steward.autosecurelogin.com online for the native PC Steward application, with its privacy notice and support page on a dedicated certificate, and closed an audit of the 1.5 release candidate ahead of the 1.6 work that followed.

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A product site for Steward

PC Steward, the native Windows application for keeping a fleet of machines honest about what they run, now has its own public site: product description, privacy notice and support page, served under its own certificate.

The site publishes what the application does and where its safeguards stop. It does not yet offer a public installer or purchase; those follow the store listing.

Customer-facing outcome

  • Product, privacy and support pages online
  • Dedicated certificate with automatic renewal
  • No installer or purchase claimed yet
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The 1.5 release candidate, audited

The 1.5 candidate was audited end to end, and pending 1.5.1 work was preserved rather than discarded so the 1.6 candidate could be built the next morning from a clean, verified base.

Customer-facing outcome

  • 1.5 candidate audited
  • Pending work preserved, not discarded
  • Clean base for 1.6

This public development summary is based on repository release records. It excludes credentials, customer data, proprietary implementation details and private operational topology.

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