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Import speed has been optimized and we now load 200k records in a mere 11 seconds! For work with big(ish) data in SQL databases and (Splunk/ELK) indexes we have the MDS (see above). We are also planning to have a unified Maltego installer and lifelong license keys - meaning you can easily upgrade from CE to Classic to XL. It solves a lot of issues from us building new Maltego releases as well as solving a lot of licensing headaches (think renewal, different license keys every year etc. Etc.) Exciting times and more as it happens, RT.

We're happy to announce that Maltego 4.0.15 (for XL and Classic) has just been released. With it comes a whole host of bug fixes, improvements and new features. What's new: • New tabular import wizard • Much (much!) quicker to import large amounts of data • Connectivity matrix helps you connect the dots • Auto-detection of columns and column entity types saves you time • Import multiple files at once - underrated feature of the month! • List view - back by popular demand! • Recent entities section in entities pallet so you don't need to search for them • Leaf selection (we should have had this in V1) • 100+ small bug fixes so things just works better.

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As some of you might have notice Microsoft is in the final throes of shutting down Bing API v2 and replacing it with v5 (v3 and v4.well.who knows). The new API is part of [].

MCS have some pretty cool APIs and as soon as they're priced right we might start putting more of them into Maltego. We've put this in here specifically for MS people. You know who you are. We've spoken to you.

We know where you live.;) Currently Maltego uses Bing for all the Search Engine transforms - these all end with '_SE'. The migration to v5 was not always easy.

The question enumerator in the server code had to be changed (a lot). Some options are not supported in v5. There are only 25 results per page. One of the biggest impacts the new API has is that its pricing model is significantly higher than the previous version.

Microsoft was pretty helpful in the migration process but less helpful when we complained about the new prices. This means we *might* need to cut down this service for our community edition users - but let's see how it goes. We will be changing our public servers to v5 when Microsoft literally pull the plug on v2.

For our clients that have their own private CTAS servers - you can easily change over to the v5 API by simply applying a patch. Do the following: Browse to the CTAS web interface. Fx 991 es. Click on 'Update Server' at the top.

Click on 'Update Server Automatically'. Soon the server will begin with the updating process.

There is no need to reboot the server. From today we're going to try and give you an idea of what features and fixes we've implemented. Some client have asked for it and we think that it's just proper to have some sort of changelog. So here goes! • Numerous fixes for using Maltego with a proxy server.

Specifically surrounding authenticated proxies. • Start-up stability issues addressed. • Support for POSTs in OAuth integration. There are a couple of other issues we've addressed in OAuth and there's a few we're still going to address in future releases. But it's a lot better! • Fair amount of cosmetics, spelling mistakes fixed.

Uchebnik trocevich af istoriya korejskoj tradicionnoj literaturi. • Refresh button on transform hub items (sure all devs will love us for this!). • Factory reset now.uhmm. • Fixes viewlets that's been with us since - forever. Hope this helps giving you an idea of what the devs have been up to. Baby seals / enjoy the weekend! We recently saw a talk from someone on using Maltego for infrastructure footprinting.

We’ve been doing footprints in Maltego for many years and the tool is well geared towards working with structured data contained in DNS and related services – so it was big ‘told you so’ / ‘glad you could make it’ kind of thing. To read our blog post on the subject – click []. In the good old days of black box penetration tests an analyst would first perform an in-depth footprint of an organization to learn what networks belonged to it – and what services were exposed on it. These days this ancient art is almost forgotten since spear-phishing simply works better and more reliably (and is less work!).