This article includes a list the new features and bug fixes that are included in Lucent Sky AVM 3.1.1, as well as known issues of this release.
For more information about this release, visit the blog post Lucent Sky AVM 3.1.1 released.
New features and updates included in Lucent Sky AVM 3.1.1
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Improved result categorization - Two new source vectors, MVC Entry Points and Public Method were introduced to allow finer categorization of scan results. While Lucent Sky AVM has always been able to identify and mitigate vulnerabilities resulting in MVC applications, these vulnerabilities were not separated from those from Web Requests until the current release. The vector Public Method was added in Lucent Sky AVM 3.0, but was disabled and can only be enabled through modifying the rule packages. With the current release, it remains disabled by default, but users will be able to enable/disable it within the Web UI and the CLI.
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Revised licensing scheme - Prior to this release, Lucent Sky AVM is licensed through both User Client Access License and Concurrent Scan License. Starting with version 3.1.1, CSL has been replaced with Per Core licensing. Per Core licensing requires you to have one license for every core on the server(s) License Sky AVM is installed on. This change will allow a simplified experience for multiple teams accessing a single Lucent Sky AVM server or a server cluster. To learn more about how Lucent Sky AVM licensing works, see Lucent Sky AVM Server licensing overview.
List of fixes included in Lucent Sky AVM 3.1.1
Lucent Sky AVM 3.1.1 does not include fixes of existing issues.
Known issues of Lucent Sky AVM 3.1.1
There are no known issues of Lucent Sky AVM 3.1.1.