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Severe Issues

By default, the last 24-hour severity issues are shown with all the severity levels (Critical, High, Medium, Low, Informational). We have categorized the issue's severities based on their impacts manually.

Summary

Provides a summary of how many JS URLs and changed JS URLs are there in your account for the scans that you performed.

Emails, IP addresses, API paths, S3 buckets, GQL Queries, Mutations, etc (fields from JS Intelligence). are also shown in the summary. These fields are extracted from the JS files. So, one JS file can have 10 or 100 emails and similarly with other fields.

JS Attack Surface

Shows the graph for the number of JS URLs coming every day, week or every month. This helps a user track the pace at which changes are happening in the JS attack surface.

Extracted Results (Graphs)

It displays the graphs of the results that jsmon services extracts from JS scanning. The number of emails, URLs, domains, IP addresses, API paths, etc. extracted our of the JS files every day, week, or month. This can help a user to track which particular fields are mostly populated inside JS files of the infrastructure which they are scanning.