Acunetix 360 On-Premises - v26.8.0
New features
- Partial API updates (PATCH semantics) for scan profile and policy endpoints: You can now modify specific settings through the API without resubmitting the entire configuration object, so existing values are preserved when you update only part of a profile or policy.
Improvements
- 730-day scan data retention: You can now configure scan data retention for up to 730 days (two years), giving you longer access to historical scan results.
- Auth Verifier Service upgraded to .NET 10: The Auth Verifier Service now runs on .NET 10, ensuring long-term support, improved security, and access to the latest platform features.
- Scan agent upgraded to .NET 10: The scan agent now runs on .NET 10, delivering improved performance and enhanced stability.
Resolved issues
- Scheduled scans now authenticate correctly with OAuth 2: Fixed an issue where scheduled scans failed to authenticate using OAuth 2, ensuring automated scans complete as expected.
- Scan control API endpoint no longer returns unauthorized errors: The scan control API endpoint now correctly accepts requests using valid API credentials, so you can manage scan settings without unexpected authentication failures.
- Scans no longer fail when encountering null values during concurrent scanning: Fixed an issue that caused scans to fail when encountering null values, ensuring more reliable performance during high-volume concurrent scanning.
- Interactive Login and OAuth2 Test Connection now complete reliably: Fixed issues where Interactive Login hung during session saving and the OAuth2 Test Connection button remained unresponsive, ensuring authentication configurations and tests complete successfully.
- GraphQL vulnerability reports now show correct request and response data: Security reports for GraphQL checks now display the accurate request and response details for the detected vulnerability.
Verify the Hash value for package integrity in Acunetix 360 on-premises
The hash value for the "26.8.0.zip" file is 10488B82C4E4D773670B17309072C2B5ABEFC8B2B2BCC0324DD980C1A91F8DFA.
You can verify the integrity of the file by checking its hash value using one of the outlined methods:
PowerShell (Windows):
Get-FileHash -Path "26.8.0.zip" -Algorithm SHA256
Command Prompt (Windows):
certutil -hashfile "26.8.0.zip" SHA256
Linux or macOS:
sha256sum "26.8.0.zip"