Direct Connect: Just These Guys, Ya Know?

This year’s first official DC++ release is almost entirely focused on security and bug fixes, addressing plenty of issues of various severity.

Direct Connect has always been more than a file-sharing protocol.

We’re happy to announce an experimental fork of DC++, a client for power users, made by the power of AI!

For the better part of the last decade or so, the world of Direct Connect has pretty much lost its momentum.

This year’s new DC++ release has just been put out.

In a rather hasty and not-so-widely-publicised announcement, Launchpad, the infrastructure behind the development of Ubuntu Linux, informs its users that code hosting in Bazaar, their self-developed, once-default version control system, will be out of sup…

A new version of the base ADC protocol, version 1.0.4 and ADC Extensions, version 1.0.9 is now released.

A fix that prevents the latest and older versions of ADCH++ to be remote crashed in a rather trivial way has been committed to the official repository.

A new version of DC++ has been released today, wrapping up a year of fixes and improvements.

A new version of the Scripting DC Plugin has been released today fixing a serious vulnerability that allows attackers to remotely execute any code in the host system running any DC client compatible with DC Plugins, such as DC++.