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Overview Rumble 1.9.0 is out with major updates to the scan engine, reports, fingerprinting, user interface, documentation, and much more! Scan Engine Folks who scan external assets using their hostnames will now see asset correlation occur using the DNS name itself. For environments where IP addresses are constantly changing (load balancers, CDNs, etc) this leads to less churn and a more accurate inventory. The Rumble Agent and Rumble Scanner now detect and automatically filter out invalid services caused by intercepting middle devices such as Fortigate firewalls and Cisco ASAs.

The Ripple20 vulnerabilities identified by JSOF impact millions of devices running the Treck operating system, many of which have not and will not receive updates. Finding exposed devices can be tricky since many of the device types (battery backups, printers, etc) are often excluded from normal vulnerability scans, sometimes automatically. Fortunately, Rumble’s scan engine is safe to use with embedded devices of all types and already collects enough information to identify many affected systems.

Overview The 1.8.0 release of Rumble Network Discovery adds Registered Subnets to Sites, increases fingerprint coverage across databases, MAC addresses, and web applications, adds support for FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, and DragonFly BSD, and expands support for additional Linux architectures. Tagging has been updated across the platform and numerous small bugs have been fixed. Registered Subnets Sites now allow subnets to be registered with optional tags and descriptions. These subnets work in conjunction with the normal Scope and can be used to apply tags to any assets within the defined networks.

ToneLoc The Subnet Grid Report introduced in Rumble 1.7.0 is copied from one of my favorite security tools of time, ToneLoc! ToneLoc (the tone locator) is MS-DOS wardialer written by Minor Threat and Mucho Maas that was released in the early 90s. ToneLoc was (and sometimes still is) one of the best ways to sweep telephone ranges to find accessible modems. One of the coolest features is ToneMap; a 100x100 pixel grid display of a 10,000 telephone number block.

Overview Version 1.7.0 of Rumble Network Discovery is live with big updates to reporting. The Analysis Reports introduced in version 1.6.2 are now joined by a new Subnet Grid Report, linked off the main Subnets Report under the Explore menu. The Query Library has been updated with small tweaks and new built-in query for finding expired TLS certificates, supported by improvements to the scan engine. The Rumble backend has been upgraded to support our larger customers as well as all of our new Starter Edition users.