Invicti Released CandidateWe are pleased to announce a Release Candidate (RC) of the much-awaited Invicti Web Vulnerability Scanner, version 8. This build fixes issues that were reported during the Beta stages of development and also adds a number of improvements which boost the accuracy of checks and make the scanning process even more intuitive and user friendly.

 

Improvements:

  •  The accuracy of Script Checks has been increased. The Invicti development team is dedicated to continuously improve scan detection of security checks.
  • The Graphical User Interface (GUI) has been enhanced in order to make menu navigation and usage easier and more effective than ever before.
  • SSL security audit script is launched automatically when scanning a HTTPS website, regardless if port scanning is enabled or not.
  • Added a number of new SQL Injection variants checks.

Bug Fixes:

  •  HPP detection security script failed when testing input scheme with excluded variants
  •  Apply settings button not showing up in specific cases
  • Fixed several issues related to pausing and resuming of crawler
  • Fixed several issues when running multiple instances of the reporter
  • Two backup files were being generated because of filename case insensitivity
  • Filtering of wildcards from robots.txt

This release candidate of Invicti Web Vulnerability Scanner Version 8 is considered complete, stable, and suitable for testing.

Testing Invicti WVS Version 8 RC:

If you are interested in testing the Release Candidate build of Invicti Web Vulnerability Scanner Version 8, and you already own an Invicti WVS Enterprise or Consultant license with a valid maintenance agreement, contact us at beta@acunetix.com.

The Invicti Web Vulnerability Scanner Version 8 Free edition can be downloaded from here.

Check out what’s new in Invicti Web Vulnerability Scanner Version 8.
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