Acunetix 360 On-Premises - v26.7.0
Improvements
- Legacy TLS protocol findings now include supporting proof: When legacy TLS protocols are detected, findings now include proof data to help you validate and communicate the issue.
- Scan profile updates via API now preserve existing secrets: You can now modify scan profile settings through the API without re-entering sensitive credentials - existing secrets are retained automatically.
- OTP secret key is now masked: The OTP secret key is now masked in the UI to prevent exposure.
- Polyfill.io supply chain attack check now includes CWE-829 classification: The Polyfill.io supply chain attack security check now includes CWE-829 classification, improving vulnerability categorization and reporting accuracy.
Resolved issues
- Simultaneous scheduled scans no longer cause service instability: Scheduling a large number of individual scans at the same time could cause service disruptions. Concurrent scan starts per account are now limited to ensure system stability.
- Issue details now correctly distinguish attacked parameters: The Parameters table in issue details previously showed misleading labels for 500 Internal Server Error findings. Labels now clearly distinguish general request parameters from the specific parameter that was attacked.
- "Any available Agent" selection now saves correctly for scheduled scans: Fixed an issue preventing users from saving the "Any available Agent" selection for scheduled scans, ensuring scans are correctly assigned to active agents and complete successfully.
Verify the Hash value for package integrity in Acunetix 360 on-premises
The hash value for the "26.7.0.zip" file is F748222ED48219339370E05E77B327B614B7E58AF5D54C83BCE7A533A63ECBC2.
You can verify the integrity of the file by checking its hash value using one of the outlined methods:
PowerShell (Windows):
Get-FileHash -Path "26.7.0.zip" -Algorithm SHA256
Command Prompt (Windows):
certutil -hashfile "26.7.0.zip" SHA256
Linux or macOS:
sha256sum "26.7.0.zip"