I do a scan and I go to download the report using:
The default filter: apply_overrides=0 levels=hml rows=100 min_qod=70 first=1 sort-reverse=severity
Report Format: PDF
The problem is that it’s not sorted by <severity, IP>. It’s by <severity, random>.
So if I retry to download the PDF, the results are presented in a different order.
This makes it very difficult to compare this month’s report with last month’s report, and to maintain a documentation of the findings in the order they’re presented in the PDF.
Is there any way to sort the report.pdf by two keys, i.e. “severity: descending” first, but also “IP: ascending” second?
@alkisg To my knowledge, this is not possible. I recommend a solution I’ve been using recently: exporting the report in XML format and asking Copilot to write Python code that applies appropriate sorting or filtering to the report, with the output generated as a PDF.
I personally don’t understand why layout matters; in my world, the difference comes from how easily the material can be processed and interpreted. Of course, you can pay a company to code the desired feature directly into OpenVAS