Nice
Nice
Disconnect iphone when sleep
Its crazy bug when iphone sleep and disconnect cisco...please help how to solve this problem
How is this so **it?
Vibe coded updates recently for f sure. F off.
日志有问题
开启日志就不能关闭了，都用不了，提示当前正在处理其他请求
Все пропало
С обновлением удалились все настроенные подключения. Действительно, зачем их оставлять? Пользователю же совершенно нечем заняться, чтобы каждый раз забивать параметры. Это так стимулирует пальцы.
broken for those with multiple microsoft accounts
broken for those with multiple school/work accounts. app shares microsoft sso cookies across all vpn profiles. attempting switching accounts throws a dead-end aadsts50020 error because there is no sign-out button. having to clear safari data entirely in ios settings every single time you swap networks is incredibly frustrating and ridiculous. cisco could solve this by using ephemeral browser sessions to keep the logins separate, which ios supports. why they haven’t is a mystery.
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Working well with my macOS 26.4 Beta 2
No issues so far. I wish it were better integrated into the OS so that I didn’t have other launch the app specially, and then click the connect toggle each time I want to connect.
Persistent Socket Filter Severely Degrades macOS Network Performance
Cisco Secure Client (macOS) – Installs a Persistent System-Level Socket Filter That Degrades VPN Throughput and Is Extremely Difficult to Remove
Cisco Secure Client on macOS installs a system-level Network Extension (com.cisco.anyconnect.macos.acsockext) that intercepts all socket traffic — including traffic unrelated to Cisco VPN sessions.
In my case, this extension caused a ~155× reduction in sustained UDP throughput over a WireGuard-based tunnel (Tailscale):
• Linux client → remote server: ~1 Gbps
• macOS client (same LAN, same router, same public IP) → remote server: ~6 Mbps
The only material difference was the presence of the Cisco socket filter extension on macOS.
Even when not connected to a Cisco VPN, the socket filter remains active and continues intercepting traffic. Removing the application bundle does not remove the extension. The official uninstaller was absent. The extension persisted after reboot.
Removing it required:
1. Booting into macOS Recovery
2. Disabling System Integrity Protection (SIP)
3. Manually uninstalling the system extension
4. Deleting /Library/SystemExtensions bundles
5. Rebooting
6. Re-enabling SIP
This is far beyond what a reasonable user should have to do to remove a VPN client.
Key issues:
• Installs a persistent system-level socket filter
• Remains active even when VPN is disconnected
• Dramatically degrades high-throughput encrypted tunnels
• No transparent performance reporting
• No clear uninstall path
• Requires SIP disable + Recovery Mode to fully remove in some cases
This behavior is indistinguishable from aggressive endpoint security middleware. Software that operates at this layer should be transparent, performant, and easy to uninstall.
Instead, it silently degraded unrelated networking workloads and required invasive system-level steps to remove.
For environments that rely on high-throughput encrypted tunnels (WireGuard, Tailscale, etc.), this client is disruptive.
Not recommended unless absolutely required by corporate policy.
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If you want, I can also help you write a shorter version tailored for:
• App Store-style review
• Enterprise admin warning
• Reddit / Hacker News technical PSA
• Internal university IT escalation
Let me know which tone you want.
Cisco Secure Client on macOS installs a system-level Network Extension (com.cisco.anyconnect.macos.acsockext) that intercepts all socket traffic — including traffic unrelated to Cisco VPN sessions.
In my case, this extension caused a ~155× reduction in sustained UDP throughput over a WireGuard-based tunnel (Tailscale):
• Linux client → remote server: ~1 Gbps
• macOS client (same LAN, same router, same public IP) → remote server: ~6 Mbps
The only material difference was the presence of the Cisco socket filter extension on macOS.
Even when not connected to a Cisco VPN, the socket filter remains active and continues intercepting traffic. Removing the application bundle does not remove the extension. The official uninstaller was absent. The extension persisted after reboot.
Removing it required:
1. Booting into macOS Recovery
2. Disabling System Integrity Protection (SIP)
3. Manually uninstalling the system extension
4. Deleting /Library/SystemExtensions bundles
5. Rebooting
6. Re-enabling SIP
This is far beyond what a reasonable user should have to do to remove a VPN client.
Key issues:
• Installs a persistent system-level socket filter
• Remains active even when VPN is disconnected
• Dramatically degrades high-throughput encrypted tunnels
• No transparent performance reporting
• No clear uninstall path
• Requires SIP disable + Recovery Mode to fully remove in some cases
This behavior is indistinguishable from aggressive endpoint security middleware. Software that operates at this layer should be transparent, performant, and easy to uninstall.
Instead, it silently degraded unrelated networking workloads and required invasive system-level steps to remove.
For environments that rely on high-throughput encrypted tunnels (WireGuard, Tailscale, etc.), this client is disruptive.
Not recommended unless absolutely required by corporate policy.
⸻
If you want, I can also help you write a shorter version tailored for:
• App Store-style review
• Enterprise admin warning
• Reddit / Hacker News technical PSA
• Internal university IT escalation
Let me know which tone you want.
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本当にダメ
中国で使っているですが、朝起きたらVPNが切れてて最悪でした。絶対に入れないで下さい
Save passport
The android version is capable of saving the passport. Please add it.
Problems with multiple configurations
When I add new configuration I get connection problem to new vpn server. New vpn server get dada from old other configuration. I saw this in LOGs. When I remove old config everything worked out.
working perfectly on macOS
Working smooth, no bug, fast on macOS
Don’t use on macOS
Even though it’s available in the Mac App Store, this app causes all kinds of problems if it’s used outside of iPadOS. Beware.
App disconnecting
Hi
App support doesn’t respond to any queries, please fix app keeps on disconnecting without me allowing it to disconnect
App support doesn’t respond to any queries, please fix app keeps on disconnecting without me allowing it to disconnect
Bugs in ios26
In iOS26, not able to reconnect to Server when waking up the phone. It worked perfectly in iOS 18.
Update app icon
Update app icon with liquid glass support!
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Мусор
업뎃을 이상하게 했네..
업뎃후 연결 안 끊으면 위치 설정 못 바꾸게 되고, 폰 잠깐이라도 잠금 됐다가 풀리면 재연결 하느라 개느려짐요.. 롤백 안되나요?
Auto disconnect when phone locked!!
In latest update, app automatically disconnected when i lock my phone lock screen and too many time to reconnect!!!!
Please solve
Thnx
Please solve
Thnx
Was soll dieser Quatsch, der verdeckt wie viel vom Passwort man schon eingegeben hat?
Es war vorher ein völlig gangbares Programm, aber neuerdings verdeckt ein Balken die Zeile mit dem Passwort, sobald man einmal auf die Tastatur getippt hat. Der Balken lädt allerdings sehr verzögert und man kann währenddessen vermutlich (man sieht ja nicht mehr wie viele Zeichen man schon eingetippt hat) nichts eingeben. Ich bin mir auch nicht sicher, ob die erste Eingabe überhaupt gültig ist, denn man erhält ja kein Feedback. Ich habe nun x Mal versucht mich anzumelden, aber es war mir nicht möglich. Stattdessen muss ich jetzt eine undefinierte Zeit warten, bis ich es erneut versuchen darf und vor demselben Problem stehe. Und wofür? Nur damit jemand, der mir über die Schulter schauen könnte, nicht sehen kann wie lang mein Passwort ist? Diese hypothetische Person könnte auch einfach auf meine Tastatur schauen. Es ist eine dämliche Lösung für ein nicht vorhandenes Problem. Warum gibt es nicht einfach Sternchen, wie über all sonst auch? Ich hoffe die Entwickler besinnen sich eines besseren.
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