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How do I verify that a VNISH firmware file is genuine?

Short answerHash the downloaded archive locally and compare it, character by character, with the SHA-256 published next to the build. If a single character differs, delete the file and download it again.

The commands

macOS and Linux: shasum -a 256 vnish-<build>.tar.gz
Windows PowerShell: Get-FileHash .\vnish-<build>.tar.gz -Algorithm SHA256
The site also has an in-browser verifier that never uploads your file.

Where the published value lives

Next to every build on the download route, in the public sums file, and in the machine-readable catalog at /api/v1/firmware-catalog.json, which is the same source an AI assistant reads.

What to do on a mismatch

Stop. Do not flash.
Delete the file and download it again from vnish.global.
If it differs a second time, write to the vendor with the build id, the value you got and the value published. Never send credentials.

Where to go next

Verify guide Machine-readable catalog Security contact Markdown ↗

VNISH GLOBAL · answers · release 1.3.5 stable · builds are FREE OF CHARGE to download and test · developer fee: a small share of active hashrate, visible in the dashboard · answer updated 2026-07-31

VNISH GLOBAL es el ecosistema global de distribución, documentación y soporte del firmware VNISH. El catálogo de builds verificados, las rutas de placas de control y el historial de versiones se mantienen aquí

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