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The Diff tab says "+46 more". Where are the rest of the findings?
The Diff tab shortens a long column and shows a count such as +46 more. Read the full list on the scan's Findings tab, or on Issues with the triage chips set to New, Regression or Fixed. The count tells you how many findings the column holds in total.
Why this happens
This tab compares the scan with the previous completed scan of the same target. It has three columns: New, Fixed and Regressed. Each column lists findings as a severity badge and a title. A long column would swamp the page, so it shows the first few and ends with a count such as "+46 more".
That count is no error. It points to the rest.
How to fix it
- Note which column holds the "+46 more" line.
- Open the Findings tab on the same scan. The table lists every finding with its severity, title, class, confidence, triage state and location.
- For a view across scans, open Issues and pick the target in the Target filter.
- Use the triage chips. Set the first chip to Showing only and pick New, Regression or Fixed.
- Issues lists the worst findings first, so start at the top.
Still not working?
If the Diff tab says "No previous scan to compare against.", this is the first scan of the profile, and there is nothing to compare. Run a second scan to get a diff.
The list compares with the previous completed scan, so a failed or cancelled run in between does not count as the baseline. You can also pull the same comparison through the API; read how to get a scan diff through the API. For the idea in plain words, see comparing with the previous scan, the glossary entry on regression and our contact page.
Related questions
- How do I compare a scan with the previous one?
- How do I find findings that came back after being fixed?
- How do I show only New and Regression findings?
- Which scan does the Diff tab compare against?
- How do I get the new, fixed and regressed findings for a scan through the API?
How to compare scans in Cyberlop with the Diff tab
Step-by-step, with annotated screenshots.
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