This page contains information about the discovered issues. To open this page, do the following:

Open Projects tab.
Select a project.
Open the issue from the Project Overview block.

Issue details

This block contains the basic issue information, including Issue ID and Entrypoint ID. Click to open the entrypoint summary page in a new tab. To copy the Issue ID or the Entrypoint ID, use button.

Issue configuration

This widget allows users to manage the issue, changing its status and severity, adding or deleting assignees, and managing issue labels.

To change the status of the issue, click Actions and select an action to perform. Using this menu the issue can be immediately resolved, reopen, or ignored.
To change the issue severity, open the relevant menu and select an appropriate status manually from Critical, High, Medium, or Low.
To add an assignee to the issue, start typing the name and then select it from the menu. If you want to share the issue between all assignees, select All option.
To add a label to the issue, start typing the name and then select it from the list. If you want to create a new one, click the button Create new below the search results.

Issue info

This block contains detailed information about the issue and divided into the following tabs:

Issue overview:
- Details – Provides a short description of this issue. It also displays dynamically generated information about what happened at the bottom of the explanation.
- Remedy Suggestions – Provides a short explanation about how this issue should be fixed.
- Possible Exposure – Provides a brief non-technical explanation about what kind of impact this specific issue might have on the application in case of a malicious breach.
- CVSS Scoring – Provides a Common Vulnerability Scoring System score summarizing this specific issue.
- CWE-ID – Provides a Common Weakness Enumeration ID number of this specific issue.
- Resources – Provides references to resources in case more detailed explanations are required.
Additional info - Available for some of the vulnerabilities and adds an additional context (like the underlying OS, CSRF vector, etc.).
Request - Shows the request and the adjusted part used for the attack simulation. You can copy the request or parts of it for reproduction by clicking Copy request as.
Response - Shows the response we received from the target. You can copy the response or parts of it by clicking Copy response as. If the response has a large body, you can click the Show response body button to show it, or click on the buttons to the right of it to copy or download it.
Screenshots - Available for frontend vulnerabilities and shows visual evidence of the vulnerability (like unvalidated redirects. You can click the image to see it in large.
Scan history: Shows all scans where the particular issue was presented before. Click button to open a related scan in a new tab.