Why Verify Downloads?
File verification ensures that your downloaded TNAP firmware files are authentic, complete, and haven't been tampered with during download. This is a standard security practice for all software distributions.
Security Notice: Some security software may incorrectly flag our site. This is a false positive - all our files are legitimate satellite receiver firmware and are regularly scanned for security.
How to Verify Your Downloads
- Download your TNAP firmware file from our official downloads page
- Open a command prompt/terminal on your computer
- Navigate to your downloads folder where the TNAP file is saved
- Run the verification command (see examples below)
- Compare the output with the official checksum listed below
Verification Commands by Operating System:
Windows (PowerShell):Get-FileHash -Algorithm SHA256 "TNAP-filename.zip"
Windows (Command Prompt):
certutil -hashfile "TNAP-filename.zip" SHA256
Linux/macOS:
sha256sum TNAP-filename.zip
macOS (alternative):
shasum -a 256 TNAP-filename.zip
Official File Checksums
Compare your calculated checksum with the official checksums below. They must match exactly.
Important: If the checksums don't match, do not use the file. Re-download from our official site and verify again.
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Additional Security Information
- SSL Certificate: All downloads are protected with 256-bit SSL encryption
- Server Security: Our servers are protected with Fail2Ban and comprehensive monitoring
- File Scanning: All files are regularly scanned for malware
- Update Frequency: Checksums are updated with each new release
Need Help? If you encounter any issues with file verification or have security questions, please contact us through our forum or support channels.