Release Notes 2024.3.0
New features and enhancements in Seeker 2024.3.0.
General improvements
The Settings menus have been reorganized into a new hierarchy:
Usability improvements
- It is now possible to create vulnerability views on the fly from the
Vulnerabilities dashboard. This can come in handy when you want to save the
current filter selections as a view and use it later.
Related Information: Working with Vulnerabilities, Configure Vulnerability Views.
- You can now configure the automatic reopening of previously closed
vulnerabilities if they are detected again in the following cases:
- On version change, when project version management is enabled.
- New: After Agent restart, when project version management is disabled.
Related Information: Configure Vulnerability Lifecycle Management
API
The Seeker REST APIs have been upgraded to OpenAPI v.3.
Agents
The Seeker Agents have been enhanced with the following features:
| Technologies | Features |
|---|---|
| Node.js, Python | The deployment of Agents with AWS Lambda-based applications has been optimized by using the standard AWS Layer mechanism. The Connect Agent Wizard has been updated by the new instructions. |
| All but .NET Framework | In addition to Linux on x64, the Agents now also support Linux on the ARM architecture. |
| Go | The Go Agent now supports Go 1.22. |
Checkers
The following vulnerability checkers have been added, enhanced, or changed:
| Technologies | Name | New/Enhanced/Changed |
|---|---|---|
| Java, .NET Core, .NET Framework, Node.js, Python | Server-Side Request Forgery Server-Side Request Forgery (second order) |
Enhanced by improved accuracy even when Active Verification is disabled. |
Documentation
The Best Practices Guide has been enhanced by the recommendations on Securing Seeker Deployment.