• Adjusted the severity of SSLv3 and TLS 1.0 vulnerabilities to reflect their security risks
• Added support for CSP frame-ancestors
• Added detection for CVE-2024-6297, affecting several WordPress plugins

Improvements

• Pre-request script now works in DOM as well

Fixes

• Resolved an issue with a pre-request script that was affecting crawling functionality

The post v24.9.0 – 10 September 2024 appeared first on Invicti.

• Added detection for Jenkins Secret as a Sensitive Data Exposure

Improvements

• Started to utilize the Microsoft Azure Trusted Signing service for code signing of Invicti Standard

Fixes

• Fixed chromium-related issues in the agent
• Fixed the issue where temp folders could not be deleted and Chromium instances remained open when Puppeteer encountered an error
• Fixed the false positive on detection of “Stack Trace Disclosure (Java)”
• Fixed an issue related to the Moment.js regex
• Fixed the OIDC authentication issue
• Fixed the issue where the REST API endpoint returned HTTP 400 instead of HTTP 200 when sending custom values
• Fixed the issue preventing proper login to the target URL

The post v24.8.1 – 27 August 2024 appeared first on Invicti.

• Incorporated the reporting of sensitive information disclosures from Okta
• Added a check for Authentication bypass in Fortra’s GoAnywhere MFT (CVE-2024-0204)
• Added a check for Open SSH server RC (CVE-2024-6387)
• Added a check for cached pages that contain sensitive data (CWE-525)

Improvements

• Resolved an issue where scans were failing due to the TLS connection not being established

Fixes

• Resolved a problem that was causing scans to become stuck

The post v24.8.0 – 13 August 2024 appeared first on Invicti.

• Disabled the detection of CSRF vulnerabilities from built-in policies
• Added custom header support for SSRF registration

Fixes

• Fixed an issue related to BLR links

The post v24.7.1 – 25 July 2024 appeared first on Invicti.

• Added a new security check to identify supply chain attacks through Polyfill JS
• Added a detection for GeoServer SQLi vulnerability (CVE-2023-25157)
• Added checks for various WordPress plugins

Improvements

• Improved Credit Card Disclosure Security Check
• Added custom headers for communication between Agents and Invicti Hawk
• Set the severity of ‘Possible XSS’ vulnerabilities to ‘Informational’
• Improved various Sensitive Data Exposure security checks
• Improved the detection of the Short SSL Key Length vulnerability
• Added the capability to check for Sensitive Data in XML responses

Fixes

• Fixed missing Request Body content in vulnerability details
• Fixed an issue with the ‘IgnoreCertificateErrors’ Agent setting for SSL Validation
• Fixed a problem in the JWT Engine to resolve a false positive issue
• Fixed an issue related to the OTA app scan
• Fixed HTTP 413 responses resulting from nonce cookies stacking

The post v24.7.0 – 9 July 2024 appeared first on Invicti.

• Added functionality for scanning gRPC API Web Services → Learn more

New Security Checks

• Added a new attack pattern for missing Open Redirection

Improvements

• Added an option to trigger only specified lists of events
• Updated all the IAST Sensors:
  • .NET Framework and .NET Core 6.2.0
  • Java 16.0.0
  • Node.js 2.1.3
  • PHP 8.0.1

Fixes

• Fixed an issue with user-agent selection in scan policies that was causing disabled security check vulnerabilities to appear in the dashboards and scan reports
• Fixed an issue with user-agent selection in scan policies that was causing disabled security check vulnerabilities to appear in the dashboards and scan reports
• Fixed vulnerabilities with the Invicti Scan Agent Docker image
• Fixed the disk space utilization issue that was causing the InvictiCommon folder size to increase significantly during scans
• Improved the crawling capability to allow for automatic crawling of XHR requests
• Fixed an AWS4Signer authentication issue

The post v24.6.0 – 13 June 2024 appeared first on Invicti.

• Added detection methods for five more WordPress Templates
• Added detection of Fortinet vulnerabilities (CVE-2020-12812, CVE-2019-5591, CVE-2018-13379)

Improvements

• Updated CWE IDs for several vulnerabilities

Fixes

• Fixed an issue in the detection of the ‘Improper XML parsing leads to Billion Laughs Attack’ vulnerability
• Resolved an issue with the Business Logic Recorder

The post v24.5.1 – 28 May 2024 appeared first on Invicti.

• Enabled Korean language support

New Security Checks

• Added detection method for Angular
• Added a new security check for Oracle EBS RCE

Fixes

• Fixed a scan authentication issue and a crawling issue with Cloud Agents
• Fixed the HTTP 401 forbidden response form authentication error
• Fixed an issue with the detection method for wp-admin vulnerabilities
• Fixed an error that was occurring when generating knowledge base reports
• Updated the extraction algorithm for downloaded scan files from Invicti Enterprise
• Fixed a scan issue that was producing 413 error responses

The post v24.5.0 – 7 May 2024 appeared first on Invicti.

• Improved AWS Secret Key ID detection security checks
• Improved Google Cloud API Key detection security checks
• Updated remediation information for Angular JS related vulnerabilities
• Improved Boolean-Based MongoDB Injection detection method

Fixes

• Fixed a validation error when validating Shark settings
• Fixed an issue with duplicate custom user agents that was preventing scanning
• Fixed an issue where authentication would fail when started with an Authentication profile
• Fixed an issue that caused proxy usage for Chromium even when no proxy was selected from the scan policy settings

The post v24.4.0 – 17 April 2024 appeared first on Invicti.

• Provided a new encryption method of API Token for Agent/Verifier Agent
• Added a pre-request script to generate AWS Signature token

New security checks

• Added a new security check for TLS/SSL certificate key size too small issue
• Improved WP Config detection over backup files
• Added a new security check for CVE-2023-46805 / CVE-2024-21887
• Added detection for exposed WordPress configuration files
• Added a new Security Check that allows to report two vulnerabilities: TorchServe Management API Publicly Exposed and TorchServe Management API SSRF
• Command Injection in VMware Aria Operations for Networks can now be detected

Improvements

• Implemented enhancements: Highlighting and Verification of Response Status Codes
• Disabled the BREACH Security Engine
• Report template of Possible XSS is updated to cover mime sniffing
• Increased the default Severity level of Version Disclosure (Varnish) from ‘Information’ to ‘Low’

Fixes

• Fixed the issue where the customer couldn’t scan their target with the additional website properly
• Fixed an issue that was causing a memory issue in Javascript Parser
• Fixed the inability of the custom script editor to load the form authentication fields

The post v24.3.1 – 28 March 2024 appeared first on Invicti.