Scribe Hub
Last modified: May 29, 2025
Version 1.43.2 (May 29, 2025)
Improvements
- Under Products ▸
<product version>
▸ Findings, users can now review uploaded findings from third-party application-security scanners. - Added simplified policies for handling scanner findings to the catalog.
- Support for ingesting CycloneDX v1.6 SBOMs.
- Vulnerability tables enhancements:
- Filter by dependency-relationship type (Direct vs. Transitive).
- Display full vulnerability description.
- Show associated CWEs.
- Analytics (Early Access) improvements:
- New Vulnerability Risk dashboard.
- Pull end-of-life data from endoflife.date.
- Usability:
- New sidebar filter on the Products page.
- Minor improvements to email alerts.
Version 1.30.3 (January 29, 2025)
Improvements
- Team Homepage
- Relocated the Overview dashboard (formerly under Reports) to become the team’s home page.
- Account
- Renamed Settings to Account.
- Moved the User Logs dashboard from Reports into Accounts.
- SBOMs (SBOM Inventory)
- Renamed the Reports section to SBOMs.
- In the SBOM dashboard:
- Added a Relation column showing whether a dependency is direct or transitive.
- “More” dialog now displays related dependencies (parent or child).
- Added a new funnel chart under SBOMs ▸ Vulnerabilities to visualize issue prioritization.
- Policy
- Moved the Evidence dashboard (formerly under Reports) into Policy.
- Added filtering by Evidence ID.
- Exposed Evidence ID in the “More” dialog.
- Discovery-collected evidence now shows Signer ID like other evidence types.
Behavior Changes
- Deprecated the SLSA dashboard under Reports; SLSA findings are now accessible via the Policy ▸ Evaluation dashboard.
Version 1.23.0 (November 4, 2024)
Improvements
- Discovery
- In the Asset table:
- Added Parent asset as a column.
- Replaced the Lineage tab with a “More” link for extended info.
- Improved load times for tables, filters, and graphs.
- In the Asset table:
Version 1.21.0
Improvements
- Attestation
- Sign attestations with AWS KMS keys.
- SLSA Verification
- Client-side validation for SLSA Levels 1 & 2 standardized via a policy-as-code model, replacing the previous implementation.