Changelog
New updates and improvements
Sep 2025
See what’s new and improved in our September update.

Jsmon 2.0 Launched!
New UI/UX: Fully revamped to give improved user experience.
Central Pane: For monitoring, rescan and overview of scans.
Intercom: Support added via Intercom to have chat with technical team or support team.
Add Ons: Add ons added for Monitoring, JS Scans to purchase additional API calls.
Feb 2025
See what’s new and improved in our February update.

Free API calls, Bulk Delete, Severe Issues
Freee API Calls: Jsmon Free Plan now contains free API calls to test out the Jsmon platform by a new user.
Bulk Deletion: Users can now delete multiple JS URLs, domains and file scans in one-click.
Severe Issues: A section of severe issues is added in the dashboard that only shows critical, high and medium severity issues found in Jsmon scans.
Jan 2025
See what’s new and improved in our January update.

Fuzzing, Subdomains and False Positives
JS fuzzing: URL extractor integrated in the domain scans now automatically fuzzes for common JS files like main.js, common.js, config.js, app.js, bundle.js, etc.
Subdomain Scan: Increase your attack surface by turning on subdomain scans when doing a domain scan. It'll auto extract and scan JS files from the main domain and the subdomains of the main domain as well.
FP filters: Global false positive filters are implemented to exclude common false positives occuring in the JS intelligence and Keys & Secrets service.
Dec 2024
See what’s new and improved in our December update.

Workspaces, Google Oauth and more!
Workspaces: Jsmon now supports workspaces. You can seggregate your data between different workspaces. Jsmon CLI uses -wkspId flag along with every flag now to insert/fetch data to/from a particular workspace.
Google Oauth: You can now sigin/signup with Google. If you've signed up with a Gmail work account or a normal Gmail account via Gmail, you can still login via Google using the same email.
Nov 2024
See what’s new and improved in our November update.

Fixes
Jsmon CLI: -words is now optional for -scanDomain flag. It automatically fetches the root word from the domain name if not provided.
Oct 2024
See what’s new and improved in our October update.

Sep 2024
See what’s new and improved in our September update.

Expansion and SES
Added new detections S3 Bucket Takeovers, GraphQL fragments, Domains Statuses and 50 more hardcoded secrets in JS files.
Migrated to AWS SES for sending emails across the whole platform.
Jsmon CLI
Reverse search flag for searching JS URLs by fields like API paths, URLs, domains, IP addresses, emails, GraphQL operations, GUIDs, etc.
New flags: -getResultsByFileId, -getResultsByJsmonId, -totalAnalysisData to show results for a file scan, for a url scan and all the JS intelligence data respectively.
Aug 2024
See what’s new and improved in our August update.

Jsmon CLI
Launched Jsmon CLI for the first-time with flags to scan a JS URL, a file filled with JS URLs, a domain, and fetch data from Jsmon APIs.
Added -gqlOps flag to get GraphQL operations from the analysis service data.
July 2024
See what’s new and improved in our July update.

New Services
Analysis Service: Looks for URLs, domains, IP addresses, emails, API paths, GraphQL operations inside JS code.
Scanner service: Looks for 100+ hardcoded secrets inside JS files.
Deprecated Services
JS URL Extractor as a service is deprecated and now integrated in the domain scan itself.
Mar 2024
See what’s new and improved in our March update.

Change Monitoring
Added Slack webhook URL in notification channels to receive change reports directly on Slack.
Domain Scan
Users can delete the scan results of a domain scan directrly from the Domain Scan section.
Export
Export JS Intelligence results in .json format.
Export Keys & Secrets results in .json format.
Export JS URLs in .json format.
Feb 2024
See what’s new and improved in our February update.

Jsmon Launched!
JS Extraction: Implemented recursive JavaScript URL discovery that crawls up to 3 levels deep to find embedded JavaScript files across domain pages.
JS Scanner: Implemented scanning engine that detects 100+ API keys and sensitive data patterns in JavaScript files.
Compare: Added diff viewer to track and visualize changes between JavaScript file versions.
Upload URL: Added capability to analyze individual JavaScript files via URL submission.
Rescan URL: Implemented one-click rescanning of previously analyzed JavaScript URLs to detect changes.
Upload File: Added bulk processing support through file uploads containing multiple JavaScript URLs.
Rescan File: Enabled batch rescanning of all JavaScript URLs from previously uploaded files.
Scan All: Added bulk scanning capability for all JavaScript URLs discovered by the extractor.
Save All: Implemented batch export of discovered JavaScript URLs to the Files section for future reference.
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