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v1.1.6 🌈

17 Dec 08:46
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Reduction in False Positives

  • False positive improvements were done for the Java frontend

v1.1.5 🌈

16 Dec 07:27
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  • Probable Sink listing
  • Inventory Dataflows with Reverse Graph
  • Multi-pattern support in the rule
  • Warning message to alert user, if privado doesn’t have permission to write result to it
  • Bug - If a repo have Java as a minor language, rules are were not getting picked correctly
  • In validation stage of rule earlier regex of rule was not validated, now it will be
  • Fix - Test cases not running

v1.1.4 🌈

14 Dec 11:19
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v1.1.3 🌈

26 Nov 06:02
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  • Sink Processing
  • Probable Sinks
  • Experimental JS support
  • Database Name Identification
  • Validate Rules

v1.1.2 🌈

15 Oct 07:31
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v1.1.1 🌈

14 Oct 11:23
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v1.1.0 🌈

15 Sep 10:45
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Features:

  1. Support for Console Output: Privado now shows the scan results as a summarized report on the console itself. Before this release, users had only two options either look at the privado.json file or view results on the Privado dashboard. Now, users can quickly see the scan results and for interesting scans visualize them on the dashboard or look at the privado.json file.
  2. Upload command: Users can explicitly pass a command for uploading the results from their machine to the dashboard. This will help if the automatic upload fails or if the user by default does not want to upload results and only wants to upload results for a few repositories. Details of the command are in our documentation.
  3. Added. flags to let CLI run in a non-interactive way: Users can now pass additional flags with the scan command to skip upload or explicitly upload results. This will be useful in a CI environment where there is no UI for users to interact with our consent question. Details on the flags are added to our documentation.
  4. Added Support for Configurable Semantics. With semantics, users have control over how data propagates through a function call. For example - log.debug(name, email), the user can choose if the name would further taint email, log, or does not taint anything.

v1.0.1 🌈

24 Aug 06:39
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  • License update

v1.0.0 🌈

22 Aug 12:03
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  • Release: First release of privado code scanning tool to scan Java source code project and identify data flows and privacy issues.

v0.1.0 🌈

22 Aug 07:45
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