Open-source Software Licenses

Nexthink software components make use of third-party software libraries that follow an open-source licensing model. These libraries are redistributed in binary form within selected Nexthink components.

Nexthink is grateful to the authors and contributors of all the high-quality open-source projects that make possible the development of our own product.

Find below the full list of open-source software libraries used by Nexthink within its products.

Distributed components of the software

Blowfish	-	bundled with OpenSSL	Apache-2.0
Boost	1.78.0	www.boost.org	Boost
cpp-jwt	1.4.0	github.com/arun11299/cpp-jwt	MIT
Deflate (RFC1951)	-	-	MIT
di	1.2.0	github.com/boost-ext/di	BSL-1.0
fmt	8.0.1	github.com/fmtlib/fmt	MIT
FNV	1.5	www.isthe.com/chongo/tech/comp/fnv	CC0
JSON for Modern C++	3.9.1	github.com/nlohmann/json	MIT
libarchive	3.4.0	www.libarchive.org	BSD-4-Clause
Magic Enum	0.7.3	github.com/Neargye/magic_enum	MIT
MD5	-	-	CC0-1.0
SHA1		bundled with OpenSSL	Apache-2.0
Noto Emoji		github.com/googlefonts/noto-emoji/blob/main/fonts/NotoColorEmoji_WindowsCompatible.ttf	OFL-1.1
OpenSSL	1.1.1n	www.openssl.org	Apache-2.0
libcurl	7.79.1	curl.haxx.se	MIT
pcapplusplus	20.08	pcapplusplus.github.io	Unlicense
Protobuf	3.19.1	developers.google.com/protocol-buffers	BSD 3-Clause
sha2	-	github.com/ogay/sha2/blob/master/sha2.c	BSD 3-Clause
sentry-native	0.4.15	github.com/getsentry/sentry-native	MIT
spdlog	1.9.2	github.com/gabime/spdlog	MIT
nxtop	2	github.com/nexthink/nxtop	APSLv2
Utf8 conversion	-	unicode.org	Unicode-TOU
zlib	1.2.11	zlib.net	zlib