Version 2.5.0

What's Changed

• Add demo models from Threat Model Cookbook
• Add about box for all platforms
• Update el.js by @kostasadriano in #1288
• Multiple Diagrams: copy diagrams from edit page by @fparuce in #1285
• Update file pt.js by @fparuce in #1301
• Remove JPEG export feature
• extend DIE to CIA-DIE
• Fix saving with keyboard shortcut so that it actually saves new data by @mitchellwong in #1331

New Contributors

• @mitchellwong made their first contribution in #1331

Full Changelog: v2.4.1...v2.5.0

Web application

The web application is provided as a .tar.gz file or a .zip file along with SBOMs.

Docker containers

The docker images are available from Dockerhub:

• For X86 platforms pull the image: docker pull --platform linux/x86_64 owasp/threat-dragon:v2.5.0
• Alternatively for ARM64 platforms: docker pull --platform linux/arm64 owasp/threat-dragon:v2.5.0-arm64

Desktop version

Platform	File	SHA512
Windows NSIS installer	Threat-Dragon-ng-Setup-2.5.0.exe	checksum.yml
MacOS installer x86	Threat-Dragon-ng-2.5.0.dmg	checksum-mac.yml
MacOS installer ARM64	Threat-Dragon-ng-2.5.0-arm64.dmg	checksum-mac-arm64.yml
Linux AppImage	Threat-Dragon-ng-2.5.0.AppImage	checksum-linux.yml
Debian package, AMD64	threat-dragon_2.5.0_amd64.deb
Redhat package manager, X86 64 bit	threat-dragon-2.5.0.x86_64.rpm
Linux Snap	direct from Snapcraft

Software Bill of Materials

SBOMs are provided for the server and for the frontend application including desktop.

Installing on Windows

Download and run the NSIS executable. Depending on the security applied in your Windows system,
you may need to open the file properties and check the 'Unblock' checkbox to allow Threat Dragon to run

Installing on MacOS

To install on MacOS systems download and run the disk image .dmg file , either the x86 or arm64 version.
Note that the MacOS .zip files are used for automatic updates, and are not recommended for installation.

Installing on Linux

Select the method that is most convenient for your distribution of Linux:

• AppImage can be used for most Linux distributions and hardware platforms
• a Snap image is available from the official Snapcraft distribution
• .rpm for Red Hat Linux, AIX, CentOS, Fedora
• .deb for debian based Linux such as Ubuntu, Trisqel and Debian itself