SISR has been released in version v0.6.2.

SISR (pronounced “scissor”, short for “Steam Input System Redirector”) takes controller input received through Steam Input and forwards it as an emulated, but to the system indistinguishable, Xbox360 or DualShock4 controller. This lets Steam Input work in games and apps that aren’t launched directly from Steam - useful for aggressive anti-cheat, emulators, or Windows Store apps with broken Steam Input support. Instead of the unmaintained ViGEm driver, SISR relies on its own project, VIIPER.

The update brings signed binaries (Authenticode on Windows, detached CMS signatures over SHA256 checksums on Linux) and restores the option to use double dashes for single-character flags (--w, --f).

✨ New Features

• “All binaries are now signed”
  • Windows binaries use Authenticode (SISR.exe), validated via “Digital Signatures” tab in file properties
  • Linux binaries use headless signing with detached CMS signatures (.p7) over SHA256 checksums
  • Validation methods provided for both platforms

🐛 Fixes

• “Re-Introduce option to use double dashes for single character flags (--w, --f) after dependency update broke em”

🔧 Miscellaneous

• Disable update notifier when launching bundled viiper (regular VIIPER unaffected)
• Update SDL
• Update deps/VIIPER

Source: GitHub