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Release Note #2 (2026.01)

Xint now integrates with Splunk, allowing you to send security audit logs directly to your SIEM.

This makes it easier to monitor Xint activity alongside your existing security data.

Supported events include:

  • User login and authentication activity
  • Changes to organization authentication settings
  • Scan creation, execution, and status updates

For setup instructions and a full list of supported events, see the User Guide.

2. Select Vulnerabilities When Downloading Reports

Section titled “2. Select Vulnerabilities When Downloading Reports”

When exporting a report, you can now choose which vulnerabilities to include.

This helps you generate shorter, more focused PDFs tailored to specific teams or use cases.

PDF vulnerability selector

You can now define a custom User Agent string for scans.

This is useful for:

  • Testing how applications behave for mobile or specific browsers
  • Adding identifiable strings for easier tracking in server logs

Custom user agent input

We’ve added a new timeline view for credential login tests.

The timeline shows how the scanner behaves step by step during authentication, making it easy to see exactly where and why a login attempt fails.

Credential pre-scan timeline


Before starting a scan, you can now validate the target URL to detect issues such as TLS certificate errors or connection timeouts in advance.

This helps prevent failed scans caused by configuration or connectivity issues.

Login flows that rely on popups are now handled more reliably, improving scan stability for a wider range of applications.

We’ve refined our secret key detection logic to reduce false positives and deliver more accurate results.