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v4.3
A pentest agent that converges, cross-file static analysis, reused architecture, quieter results and recoverable Acunetix reports.
v4.3 is about the quality of what the agents report. The pentest agent stops when it has covered the target instead of when it runs out of ideas, static analysis reads across file boundaries, and both spend their time on findings worth reporting.
| Area | What changed |
|---|---|
| A pentest that converges | The engagement loop ends on coverage rather than on a step count, and its work is distributed across workers so a large target finishes in one run. |
| Harder web engagements | Authenticated engagements hold their session, probe walls and rate limits are recognised rather than fought, the scanner set is chosen to fit the target, and APIs are discovered before they are tested. |
| Quieter pentest results | Scanner noise is filtered out, and what is left as high value is verified before it reaches the report. |
| Cross-file boundary hunt | AI Native SAST optionally follows a data path across files to the boundary where it becomes dangerous, instead of judging each file alone. |
| Architecture reused, not redone | A scan reuses the stored security architecture it says it is reusing, and cached architecture reports expire after six months so a long-lived product is re-read eventually. |
| Better source selection | The file extensions a repository is scanned as are enriched from its architecture, so a polyglot codebase is not analysed as one language. |
| Severity you can question | The severity badge carries the model’s rationale, so an unexpected rating can be read rather than guessed at. |
| Mitigation that reads as code | Short advisories render as code rather than prose, and an analysis that concludes nothing was found is discarded instead of stored as a finding. |
| Acunetix results survive a bad run | Reports are recovered after an unsuccessful scan, individual and joint archives are published safely, and joint results export to XLSX. |
See AI Pentest and Executing the AI-powered scan.
Last reviewed 2026-09-20