Tag: Release

ZAP 2.15.0

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ZAP 2.15.0 has just been released, and adds support for scripts as first class scan rules, restructured desktop menu items, and more…

ZAP 2.14.0

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ZAP 2.14.0 has just been released, and adds support for Host Header Manipulation, ZAPit, API File Transfers, Graal JS Add-on Access, Postman collections, SBOMs, and more…

ZAP 2.13.0

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ZAP 2.13.0 has just been released, and adds support for HTTP/2, improved authentication handling and Mac Silicon.

ZAP 2.11.0

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ZAP 2.11.0 (also known as the OWASP 20th anniversary release) is available now.

Major changes include:

Alert Tags

Alerts can now be tagged with arbitrary keys or key=value pairs - this can be done via the desktop GUI and the API.

ZAP 2.10 Features

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Do you know what interesting bits were added to ZAP 2.10.0? Don’t read release notes? This blog post is for you! Dark mode, Expand/Collapse top panes, Custom pages, Scriptable encode/decode/hash, Authentication polling, Auth header via ENV vars, Site tree control, and more.

ZAP 2.9 Highlights

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Do you know what interesting bits were added to ZAP 2.9.0? Don’t read release notes? This blog post is for you! Session Management Scripts, Proxy Info Display, Proxy Port Reservation Failure Handling, Options Panel(s) Filter, Active Scan Filter, and more.

ZAP 2.5.0

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ZAP 2.5.0 is now available.

This release contains a large number of enhancements and fixes which are detailed in the release notes.

API changes

There have been some API changes which are not backwards compatible, and the reason for the version change to 2.5. These are detailed in the release notes.
The API has also been extended to cover even more of the functionality in ZAP, including full access to the statistics.

ZAP Weekly Releases

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I’ve been struggling with the question of ZAP releases.
We’ve made loads of enhancements to ZAP recently, and I want them to be available to as wide an audience as possible.
But I also want to make sure our ‘full’ releases remain as robust and stable as possible.
I want to get the next full release (2.0.0) out of the door asap, but I still want to get a load more features into it.