Mainly minor changes and bug fixes:

• server:
  
  • Plugin improvements
    
    
    • Nmap Upload is now using the
      Nmap::Parser library.
    • Featuring the new OSVDB
      Import plugin to query the largest independent and open source vulnerability database.
  • Upload plugins. Better progress feedback. Improved
    error condition checking.
  • Note drag’n’drop.
  • New handy Rake tasks:
    
    • dradis:reset: When you are done with your project,
      use this task to start over. It clears the database and removes the
      uploaded files.
    • dradis:backup: If you want to create a backup of
      your current project, this is the right task for it.
  • Bugs fixed: #2881746, #2888245, #2889402.
• client:
  
  • Bugs fixed: #2888411.

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Mainly minor changes and bug fixes:

• server:
  
  • Plugin improvements
    
    • Nmap Upload is now using the
      Nmap::Parser library.
    • Featuring the new OSVDB
      Import plugin to query the largest independent and open source
      vulnerability database.
  • Upload plugins. Better progress feedback. Improved
    error condition checking.
  • Note drag’n’drop.
  • New handy Rake tasks:
    
    • dradis:reset: When you are done with your project,
      use this task to start over. It clears the database and removes the
      uploaded files.
    • dradis:backup: If you want to create a backup of
      your current project, this is the right task for it.
  
  
• client:
  
  • Bugs fixed: #2848909.

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A new release full of DEFCON goodness:

• server:
  
  • upload plugins. A new
    server plugin category: import into
    Dradis the contents of any file (nmap, nessus, etc.).
  • refactor the WordExport plugin:
    
    • create templates using Word only
    • convert any document into a Dradis template in < 10 minutes
    • read more about it the WordExport templates tutorial.
  • project management plugin update:
    
    • create project templates for future re-use (read methodologies)
    • export project in .zip format (DB + attachments)
    • import projects/templates
    • checkout / commit project revisions from and to the Meta-Server (stay tuned, soon to be released)
  • email connector: you can pipe emails into the
    framework and get your messages (and attachments) added into the
    repository
  • enhanced nodes tree: filtering and quick actions buttons
• client:
  
  • new import extensions: Nessus and Qualys

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A new release with some juicy features:

• server:
  
  • add attachments to nodes
  • refresh buttons to the tree and the notes list
  • force webrick even if mongrel is installed (no SSL support in mongrel)
  • Rails runs in “production” mode
• client:
  
  • Dradis can be used with wxRuby 2.0.0
  • better error handling for REST web service communication errors
  • easier REST credentials configuration in ./conf/dradis.xml

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We have a new release with many of the features showcased at
dc4420:

• server:
  
  • import/export plugin architecture
  • import/export plugin generators
  • sample WordXML export plugin
  • sample WikiMedia import plugin
• client:
  
  • import extention allows nmap output imports
  • import note from plain text file
  • more powerful add extension: add a note from the console

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After three weeks, over 60 commits and nearly 1k downloads of Dradis 2.0 we have a new release:

• Smart command line parsing: the console client accepts multi-word parameters using quote characters
• The add extension brings back the ability to add nodes and categories from the console
• Close bug 2572271: ruby 1.8.7 compatibility fix for wxWidgets interface
• First security patch (and a new security reports page)
• Minor bug fixes

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After a pre-release in
DEFCON-16 Dradis 2.0 is out with some awesome new features:-

• New web interface: demo.
• More flexibility: the new tree structure makes Dradis useful for any type of testing.
• Improved security: with SSL support and user authentication.
• Better integration with other tools and systems through the new REST interface.

What is new?

• client:
  
  • export to XML module is now part of the standard module set.
  • a new implementation of the command line parser: now it is
    possible to use single and double quotes to pass multi-word
    arguments to the different commands.
  • fixed the window.rb:159 bug.
• server:
  
  • a slightly less annoying implementation of the web
    interface auto refresh functionality.
  • the services added through the web interface can have a
    name now 🙂
  • simple prevention against embedded XSS.

What is new?

• New client GUI that runs in Linux, Windows and Mac OS (screenshots).
• New web interface.
• Improved step-by-step install and setup instructions.
• New modules:
  
  • Export to XML.
  • nmap: run nmap from
    Dradis and store the results in the knowledge
    base.