Release v0.2.4 · akha-security/akca

Highlights

Preserve complete captured HTTP requests and responses in findings and reports instead of shortening or rebuilding available raw evidence.
Render structured-only evidence in a conventional Burp-style request/response format with standard headers, content length, and HTTP reason phrases.
Ship a self-contained AKCA-branded HTML report with clearer vulnerability statistics, detailed finding sections, Request/Response/Both views, full-content controls, and print-safe evidence.
Introduce a Lipgloss-based Scan Session panel with target emphasis, active status, request policy, engine, authentication, transport, OAST, and RAM information.
Replace ETA with an elapsed timer and show readable vulnerability-module names with in-place Running-to-Completed updates.
Make -h concise and --help exhaustive, with usage examples limited to supported command forms.
Reduce normal terminal noise by aggregating browser dependency blocks and moving repetitive coverage diagnostics to verbose output without discarding coverage metadata.

Preserve long response bodies, repeated headers, and trailing whitespace in generated evidence.
Label transport-truncated and missing request/response evidence explicitly.
Distinguish incomplete module coverage from execution failure so coverage gaps do not become misleading scanner errors.
Improve browser dependency summaries and adaptive module accounting for failed, budget-limited, and unfinished targets.

Explain AKCA's context-aware, evidence-oriented scanning model and its relationship to established commercial DAST tools.
Add an English workflow and security-testing capability catalog.
Add Turkish and international community-support guidance. AKCA does not accept personal donations or sponsorships.
Replace the previous README image with reproducible output captured from AKCA's local integration lab.

Full Go package tests pass with go test ./... -count=1.
Static analysis passes with go vet ./....
Report regressions cover raw transaction preservation, long bodies, escaping, missing and truncated evidence, tabs, full-content controls, print behavior, and clipboard paths.
The Windows executable reports AKCA ADVANCED WEB SECURITY SCANNER v0.2.4.

Browser-backed checks require Chrome, Chromium, or Edge. Use AKCA only against systems you own or are explicitly authorized to test.

Full changelog: v0.2.3...v0.2.4