CyRIS v1.2

Release v1.2 of the cyber range instantiation system CyRIS that is being developed by the Cyber Range Organization and Design NEC-endowed chair at JAIST. This release focuses mainly on support for AWS cyber range deployment and some minor functionality improvements; see the file CHANGES in the source code archive for details. The included assets are as follows:

• basevm.tgz: Sample KVM image (CLI environment)
• cyris-1.2-guide.pdf: User guide
• Source code archives

CyRIS v1.1

Release v1.1 of the cyber range instantiation system CyRIS that is being developed by the Cyber Range Organization and Design NEC-endowed chair at JAIST. This release focuses mainly on support for Windows as guest VM operating system; see the file CHANGES in the source code archive for details. The included assets are as follows:

• basevm.tgz: Sample KVM image (CLI environment only)
• basevm_x.tgz: Sample KVM image (GUI desktop environment)
• cyris-1.1-guide.pdf: User guide
• Source code archives

CyRIS v1.0

Release v1.0 of the cyber range instantiation system CyRIS that is being developed by the Cyber Range Organization and Design NEC-endowed chair at JAIST. This release focuses mainly on stability improvements and bug fixes; see the file CHANGES in the source code archive for details. The included assets are as follows:

• basevm.tgz: Sample KVM image
• cyris-1.0-guide.pdf: User guide
• Source code archives

CyRIS v0.2

Release v0.2 of CyRIS, the cyber range creation tool developed by the Cyber Range Organization and Design NEC-endowed chair at JAIST. Mainly bug fixes and stability improvements were conducted (see the file CHANGES for details). The current release includes:

• basevm_small.tar.gz: Sample KVM image in QCOW2 format
• cyris-0.2-guide.pdf: User guide
• Source code

CyRIS v0.1

First public release of CyRIS, the cyber range creation tool developed by the Cyber Range Organization and Design NEC-endowed chair at JAIST.

• cyris-0.1.tar.gz: Source code
• cyris-0.1-guide.pdf: User guide
• basevm_desktop.tar.gz: Sample VM image (updated on 2017/5/23)

NOTE: The "Source code" archives below were generated automatically by GitHub, and can be ignored. Please use the files mentioned above.