Malware detection in your dependencies, branch context in report emails, and a series of fixes across container scans, GitLab, and reporting.

🚀 New Features

I. Malware detection in packages and libraries

Dependency analysis no longer stops at known CVEs. CybeDefend now detects packages and libraries that carry malware, so compromised releases, backdoored versions, and typosquatted packages are surfaced alongside your other SCA findings.

II. Git branch in report emails

Daily, weekly, and monthly report emails now indicate the Git branch on which each vulnerability was detected. No more guessing whether a finding comes from your main branch or from a feature branch.

III. Smarter Cybe Analysis for More Accurate Audits

Cybe Analysis has been upgraded with enhanced AI model intelligence, enabling deeper and more thorough vulnerability audits. Detection accuracy has improved as a result.

🛠️ Bug Fixes

• Fixed container scans that systematically failed with "Image not found" when the image tag contained uppercase characters (:PROD, :v1.2.3-RC1).

• Fixed some GitLab connections returning a 500 error at the end of the installation, even though the integration and its projects had been created correctly.

• Fixed the severity badges (CRITICAL/HIGH/MEDIUM/LOW) rendering white on white, and therefore invisible, in weekly and monthly emails.

• Fixed the "Manifest File" column in the grouped SCA view, which displayed the dependency path instead of the manifest file (package.json and others).