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19-Sep-2018
Invicti Product Release Notes
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September 19, 2018

19-Sep-2018

NEW FEATURES

  • Added support to save and re-use filters on the list pages (Recents Scans, Websites, Issues etc)
  • Added out of the box integration for Slack and ServiceNow
  • Introduced Report Policy Editor which allows to customize Scan Report results
  • Added Russian FSTEC BDU Vulnerability Database numbers to version vulnerabilities

NEW SECURITY CHECKS

  • Added Out of Band Server Side Template Injection security checks
  • Added signature detection check for Caddy web server
  • Added signature detection check for aah Go server
  • Added signature detection check for JBoss application server
  • Added CakePHP framework detection
  • Added CakePHP version disclosure detection
  • Added CakePHP out-of-date version detection
  • Added CakePHP Stack Trace Disclosure
  • Added CakePHP default page detection
  • Added Out of Date checks for CKEditor 5

IMPROVEMENTS

  • Configured scanner agent's service options to recover automatically if it stops
  • Improved display order of vulnerabilities in several reports
  • Improved the wording in OWASP and Trend Matrix reports
  • Updated the licensing model
  • Allowed team members to manage their IP restrictions (previously only account administrators were allowed)
  • Scheduled Scans will not be queued if a delayed one already exists in scan queue
  • Improved Agent List page to display unavailable agents
  • Improved the wording in Website and Global Dashboard pages
  • Improved '/websites/get' API endpoint to allow filtering by URL
  • Improved validation messages for SSO settings
  • Improved styling of Permission Matrix on New Team Member page
  • Fixed error where Scheduled Scans were disabled by the system on license expiry (they're now available again on license renewal)
  • Updated .NET Framework version requirement to 4.7.2
  • All authentication vulnerabilities (Basic, NTLM, Digest, etc. authorization required) are merged into a single vulnerability
  • Added Label field for JIRA Send To actions
  • Added Tags field for Manuscript (FogBugz) Send To actions
  • Improved SQL Injection proof data by stripping HTML tags
  • Improved CSRF token detection in cookie values

BUG FIXES

  • Fixed wrong PDF scaling issue which causes fonts to be rendered very small for Report templates
  • Fixed pagination problem on Scheduled Scans and Website Group pages
  • Fixed a bug where screenshots are displayed for Scans run by Internal Agents
  • Fixed the incorrect Content-Type header sent during Form Authentication requests
  • Fixed the WAF rule generated for TRACE/TRACK HTTP methods which were blocking the other HTTP methods too
  • Fixed the URL encoding issue for vulnerabilities that are send to Manuscript (formerly FogBugz)
  • Fixed the error where the ExpectCT header was reported as an interesting header
  • Fixed the Content-Type header parsing when there was an extra semicolon character at the end of the value
  • Fixed the incorrect response displayed for Server Side Request Forgery (SSRF) vulnerabilities when the request was redirected to another page
  • Fixed an incorrect external reference for the ViewState is not Encrypted vulnerability
  • Fixed an incorrect possible LFI vulnerability when the response was redirected
  • Fixed an incorrect Open Redirect vulnerability reported when a regular link was followed during DOM parsing
  • Fixed broken case sensitivity check for crawled links
  • Fixed FormatException that occurred while parsing cookies
  • Fixed a JsonReaderException that occured while trying to parse a Swagger document
  • Fixed parsing URLs with encoded chars
  • Fixed hanging Open Redirect checks caused by binary responses
  • Fixed the issue where a Swagger YAML file cannot be imported
  • Fixed the cookie jar which does not ignore the duplicated cookie based on first cookie's HttpOnly flag
  • Fixed the Weak Signature Algorithm that is not reported for a self-signed root certificate
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