Closed JeffOdegard closed 5 years ago
So you want the scan file names that covered that target for that scan type? Example:
Instead of seeing "eChecklist (301)" you would see
Network.nmap
Frank.nessus
Host1-eChecklist-1.xlsx
...
I don't see how this will answer the question "Where's my Office scan?". It will point out that it's not loaded or that it doesn't have that target in it.
Exactly!
On Fri, Nov 16, 2018 at 10:32 AM Ryan P notifications@github.com wrote:
So you want the scan file names that covered that target for that scan type? Example:
Instead of seeing "eChecklist (301)" you would see
Network.nmap Frank.nessus Host1-eChecklist-1.xlsx ...
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Committed a draft fix. So basically now it will like I outlined above (and added the finding count at the end of the file name... So this is on a per/scan type ingest.
eChecklist
Host1-eChecklist-1.xlsx (300)
...
Looks good, thanks!
Instead of showing findings count on the mouseover on the Scans Icons, list the file name(s) that were ingested. That way you could see if you were missing any scan data for that host - e.g. "where's my Office scan?"