• adds per-host packet capture telemetry, useful for investigating which hosts are receiving HTTP vs. encrypted (HTTPS) traffic

• Traffic events larger than 30 MB are no longer sent to Akita
• Improved error messages during packet capture caused by architecture mismatch

• Improved explanation of packet-capture permission errors
• Treat authorization headers in responses as a normal header

• Recognize HTTP/2 traffic and mention it in the traffic summary.
• The 'learn' command is now an alias for 'apidump'. Previously, it caused a model to be immediately built from just the captured traffic. This is no longer done; instead, the captured traffic is automatically integrated into the models that are periodically built and displayed on the Akita Console.

Improved parsing of non-standard JSON.

Improved parsing of JSON payloads. Previously, the parser strictly rejected JSON payloads if strings contained control characters. We now remove control characters before parsing.

Improved the packet-count information that gets printed during packet capture.
Added statically linked Linux binaries for amd64 and arm64.

• Fixed cookie parsing. Previously, cookies were not present in API models.
• Fixed the DEB package to add appropriate capabilities to the binary, so it doesn't need to be run as root.

A small compatibility fix in the apt package: /usr/local/bin/akita is now a symlink to the binary's new location, /usr/bin/akita. If you are still using /usr/local/bin/akita, this symlink will be removed in a future release. Please migrate to /usr/bin/akita.

• The 'upload' command is now deprecated and hidden.
• Include count of TLS handshake messages in telemetry.
• Send telemetry about startup errors to the back end.
• The apt package now includes a systemd service file. The location of the client binary is moved from /usr/local/bin to /usr/bin.