Automatic False Positive detection update

The TLS and SSL tests come up with quite a lot of results for some older vulnerabilities. These might be a thing for legacy systems, but are almost always fixed in modern systems. That does not always show on the outside and clogs up the vulnerability overviews. You can of course mark them as false positives, but since there can be quick a lot we changed the default. The following vulnerabilities are now by default marked as false positive: CVE-2011-3389, CVE-2013-0169, CVE-2013-3587, CVE-2014-0224.

Big UI update for better UX

The Shadowtrackr User Interface has organically grown over the years. This is a nice way of saying that it got a bit inconsistent and at some places rather ugly even.

This weeks update brings consistency back and adds a better overall user experience.

Trouble: It's always DNS :-(

After moving the domain and DNS registry to a European provider, it turns out that new provider doesn't sail as smooth as the old one.

Some of you might have problems with anycast and DNSSEC for our domain, and I'm not sure the new provider is handling this well.

We might have to move again, apologies for the trouble.