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v24.1.0 - 9 January 2024
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Invicti Application Security Platform
09 Jan 2024

v24.1.0 - 9 January 2024

New features

  • Added CVSS 4.0 categorization of vulnerabilities
  • Added support for PCI DSS 4.0

New security checks

  • Google ProtocolBuffers: CVE-2022-1941

Improvements

  • Added descriptions to the agent warning messages on the Scan Summary page
  • Updated messaging around the functionality of the Team Administrator role
  • Improved the request body rating algorithm
  • Improved the Postman collection parsing algorithm
  • Improved the vulnerability calculator for Boolean MongoDB
  • Resolved an issue with adding a client certificate to set up a scan

Fixes

  • Fixed a bug that was preventing customers from adding back previously deleted targets
  • Increased character length for the Jira and Snow integration URL validation regex to ensure it accommodates Top-Level Domains (TLDs)
  • Paused scheduled scans that were resuming automatically will now remain paused until manually resumed
  • Removed the previous limit on the number of supported second-level domains in the Discovery feature
  • Fixed an error that was occurring when updating an issue from Fixed (confirmed) to Accepted Risk status
  • Fixed discrepancies in the numbers displayed on the Dashboard
  • Fixed an issue with the agent auto-updater
  • Added a missing control for SSO users while editing members
  • Fixed a bug in the communication between Invicti and ServiceNow
  • Fixed a bug that was preventing administrators from creating new notifications or editing built-in notifications
  • Fixed an issue that was causing verifiers to not use scan policy proxy settings
  • Fixed an auth verifier client certificate authentication path error
  • Fixed the Invicti crawler that wasn't getting JS endpoints correctly
  • Resolved issues with importing API documentation from a link
  • Fixed a bug in the Jenkins plugin that was causing the 'Stop The Scan When Build Fails' option to not work correctly
  • Fixed insecure Windows service permissions that were vulnerable to privilege escalation attacks
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