This release includes specific enhancements to one of the most used features on the platform, the asset search. More specifically the asset search on the Asset Management screen.
We know that searching has become something we heavily rely on in the infomration age from search engines to pdf documents, we love searching. So, we made it easier to create complex queries so you can enjoy better searching though the assets.
We have expanded the search capabilities of the asset search to include additional sources. Until now, you could search for Asset Names, IPs, and Tags. Now, you can search for Enrichment types and Technology categories and names. With more to come soon.
In addition to adding more sources to search through, we wanted to allow you to construct more complex queries. Complex queries allow for quicker, more accurate data retrieval. From now on, after entering a search parameter, click Enter to turn it into a chip and go on to add another search parameter. A chip acts as ‘CONTAINS’ meaning it will search for anything that contains that parameter, using multiple chips adds the 'AND’ operator between chips. You can use up to five chips in a query.
NOTE: The search bar now requires pressing Enter to reload the data. So, if you are looking to clear the search bar, either delete all the chips and hit Enter or click the little X at the end of the line.
Now that you can search through Enrichments, as well as Technologies, you can narrow your results to find specific tasks that might get overlooked. In this example we look for the 'File Upload Functionality' Enrichment type and 'Apache' from the Technology stack to find assets that either aren't properly validating uploaded files or have no restrictions imposed on the file after it's uploaded.
You can mix and match the chips and the existing filters, in this example we search for every asset with 'Portal' in the name, and filter for a 'CRLF Injection' vector.
