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Redesigned alerts

08 April 2024
The alerts interface is redesigned and more similar to the new reports. And like reports, it also has an Alert library to help you set up alerts. There will more more alerts in it, but for now we start with alert templates for:

- Assets appeared on blacklist
- Certificates with bad grades
- Hosts with problems
- New phishy domains
- New subdomain found for specific domain

You can also make your own custom alerts of course. If you miss something, please reach out and we'll see if we can make it for you.

Four new reports available

01 April 2024
There are 4 new reports available in the report library:

$websites_security_report
This report will show you the results of the tests that determine the security grades for all your websites in one overview

$rare_port_reports
This shows you all rare ports you have exposed to the internet. All common ports (web, mail, ftp, ssh) are removed for this report and only the rare ports are shown. For each port we try to actually detect the protocol/service and results are shown in the report

$isp_report
This is an overview of your Internet Service Providers, complete with ASN and location information. Besides Country and City, there is a new field Region available as well. This can be handy when making geofence queries for bigger countries.

Hosts outside of Western countries
This one is a nice example of a geofence query. You can adapt it to your own needs. The query is:

index=hosts asn_registry!=ripe AND asn_registry!=arin AND 
country!=Japan AND country!=Australia AND 
country!="New Zealand" AND last_seen>-7d | 
table ip hostname isp, asn, city, region, country

Besides the new reports, there have also been some GUI updates that should improve the user experience. Check out the renewed assets page for instance.

New weekly pdf report

18 March 2024
This week's update includes report improvements and bug fixes. The most important update is the new weekly pdf. It is completely redesigned with the goal of being easier to understand. And it looks a bit fancier if you ask me ;-)
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