Release Notes 2025.1.0

New features and enhancements in Seeker 2025.1.0

General Improvements

To help get users get started quickly with sensible defaults, Seeker now includes pre-configured policy and a view for all new projects:

  • The pre-configured policy is in global Policy settings and is available for use by any project. It is not assigned to any project automatically. It is set to filter on Critical and High severity vulnerabilities that are Seeker-Verified.

  • The pre-configured view is created automatically for any new project. It is not automatically set as the default view. This can be done in the project settings.

Projects that are no longer in use by any agents are now archived after a configurable retention duration. This behavior can be configured or disabled under the global Project Settings. By default, unused projects are archived and not permanently deleted. Archived projects can be displayed by using the new filter. Unarchived projects can be unarchived and moved back into the default display list manually.

Agents

Technologies Features
.NET Core As of this release, .NET 9 is supported.
Python

Regular expression-based validators for Django and FastAPI-based applications will now be recognized as sanitizers by default.

For example, the following Django path includes a parameter named year which is validated using a regular expression and will now be treated as sanitized user data by default.

re_path(
        r"^articles/(?P<year>[0-9]{4})/$",
        views.article_detail,
),

Related Information: Configure Sanitizers and Validators.
Node.js The Node.js agent now reports Endpoints handled by AWS Lambda functions. These endpoints will now appear on the Endpoint Risk page.

Release Schedule

As of 2025.1.0, Seeker is on a 3-month release cycle. The next planned version is 2025.4.0 in April 2025.