6/6/2023 0 Comments Integrity plus installation![]() Images must be included in the scan if images are to be included in the sitemap xml or an image sitemap, so image checking is forced on if either of these settings are enabled. (Plus and Pro)Tidies up the image checking functionality internally.(Plus and Pro)Reinstates 'Export Image XML Sitemap' which was a feature of v10 but has been unintentionally missing from v12 to date.Also context menu with Preview / Copy URL / Open URL Adds double-click to SEO / Images tab for preview.Fixes Images not appearing in the SEO / Images table.When testing anchors, if the anchor fragment of a url isn't found on the target page, link is now coloured red in the views and treated as a bad link, rather than being coloured orange as before.Fixes an issue causing some missing anchors to not be reported.Adds advanced option to render starting url in webview (now performed on editing / adding starting url) This can help to pass certain DDOS checks.However, you can rest assured that Flexera has employed a robust process to ensure confidence that any patch from Flexera has undergone strict scrutiny in terms of security, integrity, and quality to help you deploy the patches with full confidence. There is always some level of risk involved in deploying patches, so it is important to test and ensure expected behavior in your unique environment. For SPS packages additional proactive testing is done by deploying the packages in the live environment on various versions of Windows to ensure the package behavior is as expected. For SPS Packages, the silent command line parameters are wrapped within the installer file, however, for Vendor Patch Module the silent command line parameters are provided external to the installer file. ![]() Each is installed with re searched silent command line parameter s to verify a successful, silent installation. All the silent command lines go through an internal QA cycle to ensure the installation performs as expected. QualityĪ lot of time is invested in researching the silent command line parameters for each patch. For SPS packages, we go even further by code sign ing the package. After SVM downloads the patch installer file on the host machine for installation, the hash is calculated again and verified against the hash stored in our database to ensure the file has not tampered during the transit and the integrity of the file is maintained. A hash for each of the file is calculated and stored in our database. ![]() IntegrityĪfter the security test is passed, the files are then stored on Flexera’s download server. Putting the file through multiple scan engines helps us eliminate false positives and to ensure accurate and consistent results. Once acquired, it is scanned for viruses against a multitude of high-profile scan engines. ![]() The installer files are never obtained from any third-party source. This applies to both commercial and open-source products. Vendor setups are always obtained from the official vendor or in a special case, a site that the vendor has specified as an official trusted location for their installer. No matter how you leverage Flexera's content, our commitment remain s the same. There are three important aspects we make a priority at Flexera when it comes to the patches provided in Software Vulnerability Manager (SVM) and package data provided in the AdminStudio Package Feed Module (PFM) – Security, Integrity, and Quality.
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