Missing "matched_services"...
south-devel opened this issue · comments
Before May 18, when I tried search query i get "matched_services" that contain what matched with my query like below.
{
"ip": "*.*.*.*",
"services": [
{
"port": 80,
"service_name": "HTTP",
"extended_service_name": "HTTP",
"transport_protocol": "TCP"
},
{
"port": 139,
"service_name": "NETBIOS",
"extended_service_name": "NETBIOS",
"transport_protocol": "TCP"
},
{
"port": 443,
"service_name": "HTTP",
"certificate": "*******",
"extended_service_name": "HTTPS",
"transport_protocol": "TCP"
},
{
"port": 445,
"service_name": "SMB",
"extended_service_name": "SMB",
"transport_protocol": "TCP"
},
{
"port": 3389,
"service_name": "RDP",
"certificate": "***",
"extended_service_name": "RDP",
"transport_protocol": "TCP"
},
...
"matched_services": [
{
"port": 80,
"service_name": "HTTP",
"extended_service_name": "HTTP",
"transport_protocol": "TCP"
},
{
"port": 443,
"service_name": "HTTP",
"certificate": "***",
"extended_service_name": "HTTPS",
"transport_protocol": "TCP"
}
But now, search query with v2.2.2 python api doesn't have "matched_services"...
Is it bug or censys api nomore provide "matched_services"?
Hi @nkh8212,
We have not removed the matched_services
field, would you be able to try again or provide us with an example to replicate this? It would also be helpful if we knew your account/subscription type. If you would please email us at support@censys.io with a link to this issue and the email associated with your Censys Search account.
I was using a free key because my paid key had expired.
I'll experiment with getting my paid key back and open an issue again.
Ah @nkh8212 that makes a lot more sense, our paid plans are the only ones to support the matched_services field.