Data quality improvements

The new logging infrastructure provided new options for bug hunting, and that is where time was spent these last few weeks. You might be able the notice this in data quality. More ports, certificates and whois records are found.

The internet standards scan on hosts running many websites (like proxy servers) regularly had trouble determining if websites where reachable over ipv6, and then incorrectly stated they were not. This is fixed now too. It can still be hard to keep all websites up to date if you have hundreds running on the same ip (work in progress), but the internet standards check will correctly show if they are reachable over ipv6.

Internet standards report as PDF

The internet standards report can now be exported als csv, xls and ... as a fancy pdf with colored icons!

It is also possible to schedule it and have it send automagically per email. I'm not yet happy with the current reports page in the GUI. The user experience is not what I want, and it will be redesigned sometime soon.

Improved logging

Although as a user you'll not see much new things, a lot is going on under the hood. This week a new logging infrastructure for scanner nodes has been rolled out. Due to the increasing number of nodes, modules and assets it had become harder to hunt down bugs. Since that is fixed, most development time for now will be spent on the newly surfacing minor bugs that went unnoticed before. Guarding quality is important, so I'm sure everyone is happy with this choice :-)