NOTE: This is a pre-release! The HTML report has been completely changed and is now powered by the Vue.js Javascript framework and has lots of great new features. Please try it out and report any bugs or issues. Thanks! Are you a vis.js wizard? If so, I would love to hear if you have any recommendations for improving the network graph!
Added
- Session data will now be written to output directory as
aquatone_session.json
- New
url_hostname_resolver
agent that resolves page's hostnames to IP addresses - New
url_page_title_extractor
that extracts HTML page titles from responsive pages - New command line flag
-template-path
to specify a custom template to use for the HTML report - New command line flag
-session
to load a previous Aquatone session file and generate a report on its data - Aquatone is now compiled for ARM64 in
build.sh
Changed
- Bigger refactoring of session and pages
- New Vue.js powered HTML report with lots of new cool stuff:
- New look and feel
- Pages can now be viewed in different modes:
- By Similarity: Pages are displayed in clusters by their HTML structure similarity
- By Hostname: Pages are displayed in clusters by their hostname
- Single Pages: Pages are shown one-by-one with bigger screenshots and response headers (oldschool Aquatone style)
- Vis.js powered network graph view to see relations between pages, IP addresses and technologies
- Page clusters are now rendered in a paginated carousel view instead of horizontally scrollable lanes
- Clusters and pages are paginated to improve performance on large reports
- Page titles are now shown for pages
Removed
url_logger
agent (no longer needed)