Releases: vdbaan/IssueFinder
Qualys parser
Fixed table status
Fixed table to display port status.
Creating an issue table
Added the creation of an issue table in the issues tab.
An issue table is an overview of all issues that apply to a particular ip:port combination. It is created as a CSV string on the clipboard for easy use (like reporting).
Exporter
38ad890(Added export to CSV functionality)
89055a9(Fixed editing filters, it will be saved now ;))
3f7e4fb(Removed root item from jfx files Signed-off-by: Steven van der Baan steven@vdbaan.net)
3b1db4a(Loads all the previous config files when running a new version for the first tome. Signed-off-by: Steven van der Baan steven@vdbaan.net)
7526e1a(Changed Apply button to Save (makes more sense))
From Findings to Issues
I've added two tabs, the first tab contains all the findings that are imported from the various reports.
The second tab starts to show individual findings based on plugin name.
Another added item is the 'Build Filter...' option in the pull down menu. This was requested by @anantshri.
Nexpose and CSV
Added Load / Safe functionality
Added Nexpose parser
Added CopyPaste to the main table, which copies the selected rows to clipboard as CSV
Cleaned up SummaryView
reformatted code
Bug fix
Able to read Burp State
Added a Burp State parser. Note that the result of this parser does not contain as much information as the normal burp report parser as not all info is stored in the state file.
With a little help of some friends.
- Added First drafts of parsers for ZAP and OpenVAS
- Fixed error display of hostname in table
- Added Alert when having more findings than allowed to view
- Improved description of Nessus Findings in Summary View
- Added Help info screen
- Renamed Menu Open Options to make import type more clear
- Reduced the size of the jar by removing unneeded libraries
A new design
The following big changes have been made:
- The graphics have been completely rewritten using JavaFX.
- DB support has been added to allow huge numbers of issues.
- Filtering has been changed in the style of the new Burp Logger++.
- A summary overview which shows, how many IPs are found, and per IP:
- how many ports are open and which
- how many services are identified and which
- what is the highest level of issue found, and how many of that level are there.