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[SubdomainRadar]

SubdomainRadar.io v1.3.9

What's new?

   

• Alert on expired tasks prompting users to recreate them.
  
•     Ports have been added to Reverse Search.
  
•     Reverse Search now costs 1 point (instead of 5).
  
•     Added a new sub_status field to indicate the exact progress stage.
  
•     New survey at signup to better understand your needs.
  
•     Expanded vulnerability testing plus an updated vulnerabilities database.
  
•     Pricing overhaul for clearer plan options.
  
•     FAQ Pricing overhaul for better clarity.
  
•     Design improvements throughout the platform.
  
•     Fixed Tig Enumerator bug.
  
•     Subscription renewals no longer cause users to lose remaining days.
  
•     Footer improvements for easier navigation.
  
•     Sample vulnerability scan now displayed in Vulnerability Scan mode.
  
•     Updates to the Tasks page: multiple icons let you jump to the relevant sections.
  
•     New GitHub page: https://github.com/SubdomainRadar.
  
•     Caching of task stats for COMPLETED tasks (5-minute cache).
  
•     Performance enhancements across the platform.
  
•     Various design tweaks to improve user experience.
  

[SubdomainRadar]

SubdomainRadar.io v1.3.9.5

What's new?

   

• Improved API documentation
  
•     Improved search functionality in the scan creation dialog
  
•     Enhanced Reverse Ports page
  
•     Tasks, Scans, Vulnerabilities, Bruteforces, and Structures now utilize backend-side pagination, search, and export features
  
•     Various bugs fixed
  
•     We now attempt to retrieve the security.txt and meta description from domains
  
•     We attempt to determine if a domain is part of a bug bounty program, providing platform details and links (Bugcrowd, Federacy, HackerOne, Intigriti, YesWeHack)
  
•     The profile export now allows you to download all account-related data in CSV format (subdomains, IPs, scans, structures, vulnerabilities, bruteforces, leaks)
  
•     Points resets are now cumulative
  
•     Redesigned bruteforce system: previously limited to Basic Auth, now supports Basic Auth, SSH, FTP, Telnet, MSSQL, PostgreSQL, IMAP, POP3, SMBNT, SMTP, SNMP, MySQL, VMAuthd, VNC, MongoDB, NNTP, Asterisk, TeamSpeak, Oracle, XMPP, and RDP