You might have noticed that there was a gap in the release updates, we took a little extra time to cook up more features for you. In this release we are bringing you a slew of new features. Asset and Vectors are getting a sorting feature, new ways to find, share, and export data, some new timeline events and more.
Have you ever had to call someone's attention to a vector or an asset and found yourself fumbling for ways to specify the vector you are referring to? Well, us too, so we added a couple of features to help with that.
Today, you need to copy the link to the page and manually point someone to the relevant vector. From now on, you can copy a link directly to an asset or a vector. Simply hover on the asset or vector name and a new icon will appear that will copy a link directly to this asset or vector to your clipboard.
Alternatively, you can give someone the identifier to the asset or vector, and they can find it themselves.
On assets the identifier can be found in the asset card metadata and in the Asset Details overlay under the asset name as well.
On the Vectors screen, we added the identifier on the vector card, under the vector name. And in the Vector metadata.
In an effort to bring more order to the timeline, we classified all the existing events into five types, and to make it easier to differentiate between them, we color coded them. The colors we used are the same colors used to denote the asset scores and the vector priorities, we chose them for the same reason we chose them for assets and vectors, they provide context to the importance of each event.
A full list can be found in the FAQ.
Some changes in the Asset Details overlay, we added few more columns in the IP Addresses & Ports card in the Asset Details overlay
We added a couple of improvements to the Vector Validation scanner
From now on you can sort asset cards on the Asset Management screen, you can find a new dropdown menu to the right of the search field. The default sort is by score, you can change it to by:
The Vectors screen also got a sorting feature, you can find a new dropdown menu to the right of the total number of vectors. The default sort is by found date, you can change it to by:
Until now you could only export assets or vectors into CSV format, we initially chose CSV because it is easy and efficient, but the growing complexity of the platform required something more robust. From now on, you can export asset and vectors to a JSON format file.
Due to file size limitations, you can export up to 100 items in a single file. A list of all exported fields can be found in the FAQ