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Releases: initstring/cloud_enum

Release 0.8

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@github-actions github-actions released this 21 May 07:07
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What's Changed

New Contributors

Full Changelog: 0.7...0.8

0.7 - Enhanced Logging

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@initstring initstring released this 02 Apr 10:12
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This version adds enhanced logging, with the ability to select the following formats: text (default), json, csv. This includes the tagging of findings based on how public/accessible they are.

There are also some additional changes:

  • general linting
  • dealing with an odd DNS issue that was reproducible on some VPNs
  • better reporting on GCP AppEngine when protected
  • some additional exception handling

0.6 - Firebase RTDB

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@initstring initstring released this 24 Oct 01:07
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Added Firebase RTDB, some general bugfixing

0.5

0.5

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@initstring initstring released this 08 Sep 07:22
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Adds cloud functions, probably other stuff as I always forget to tag.

Bugfixes

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@initstring initstring released this 06 Apr 23:01
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Alert to console but continue running on DNS timeouts.
Close threadpools properly.

Thanks @nalauder for these contributions!

Improved error handling

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@initstring initstring released this 03 Feb 05:08

Provide a better warning when the "host" binary is missing.

Bugfix

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@initstring initstring released this 27 Sep 20:29

Just a small bugfix to improve robustness of finding resource files when the path is supplied different ways.

First tagged release

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@initstring initstring released this 02 Sep 01:33

This is a fully functional release of cloud_enum. I actually recommend always pulling from master, but for inclusion in some repositories we need tagged releases.

This version supports the following:

Amazon Web Services:

  • Open S3 Buckets
  • Protected S3 Buckets

Microsoft Azure:

  • Storage Accounts
  • Open Blob Storage Containers
  • Hosted Databases
  • Virtual Machines
  • Web Apps

Google Cloud Platform

  • Open GCP Buckets
  • Protected GCP Buckets
  • Google App Engine sites