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Roadmap
After all, dradis is still a young project, there is lots of room for improvement. A small summary of what is in the pipeline for the next releases:
Game-chaging features:
- The Meta Server: a central repository of projects to which dradis teams can upload their results once they have completed an engagement. Useful to hold a database of old projects to quickly run a re-test or answer a question from a client about a six month old project.
- Provide a Virtual Machine with the Meta Server and a Vulnerability Database already configured.
- Custom field definition. The ability to choose the different fields your notes would consis of. Instead of the current Text/Author/Category fields you could your own (Probability, CVSS num., etc.) [v3.0]
- Finish up the Multiverse.
Incremental improvements:
- Adding some sort of formatting to the notes.
- RSS feed of changes. Provide a team lead view that shows latest changes.
- Upgrade to the latest Rails and ExtJS
- Ensure we support Ruby 1.9
- Provide a configuration interface for server plugins
- Improve feedback for upload plugins: upload progress, errors, etc.
- Create a upload plugin for Burp Scanner output files.
- Improve the Windows installer:
- Present a nice splash screen
- Use our logo for the icons in the shortcuts.
- Add a shortcut to the web interface.
- Provide a way to launch the server and a browser to the web interface.
Things that once were in the Roadmap and were implemented in previous releases:
- Import from file. A framework to support importing content from files (for example, nmap or nessus output files) into the repository from the web interface. [done]
- Import/export projects (think backup). [done]
- Add a flexible reporting module to export to WordXML or pdf. [done]
- Add the ability to import notes from external sources (i.e. vulnerability database). [done]
- It should be possible to add attachments (screenshots, tool output files, etc.) to the nodes. [done]
If you want to know more about any of this modules or cannot wait to start contributing with some awesome code, join the mailing lists now!
There is also a TODO file in the subversion repository of the project. This file is used by the development team to keep track of what needs to be done an when.
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