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22.11.0
Invicti Product Release Notes
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Invicti Application Security Platform
09 Nov 2022

22.11.0

New security check

  • Added the Text4Shell (CVE-2022-42889) check.

Improvements

  • Updated the embedded Chromium browser.
  • Improved the importing link to parse the complex example value for RAML.
  • Added the support for browser flag.
  • Improved the scan failure messages on the issue page.
  • Added the URL decode to scanned and crawled URL list reports.

Fixes

  • Fixed the issue that deleted the customization folder in the agent's folder after the update.
  • Fixed the knowledge base report format to display information clearly.
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