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# Release Notes - v5.4.2

We are pleased to announce the release of **version 5.4.2.** This update introduces a range of new integrations and updates on existing integrations. Below is a structured summary of the key improvements delivered in this version.

### New Adapters

* Foreman
* ExtraHop
* Dialpad
* Sharepoint
* Zoom
* Kubernetes
* Mongo
* Absolute

### Minor Features

* Update the **Cyberrason EDR** adapter
* Add security update version collecting enability to **Trend Micro Deep Security** adapteM

  Add timeout and proxy fields for following adapter

  * **IBM Guardium**
  * **Azure Entra**
* Update on t he working logic of queries containing special characters

### Resolved Issues

*  Fix **McAffe Epo** issue
* Fix saved query issue on **Software & Vulnerability Inventory** page.
* Fix user collect issue on **Microsoft Active Directory** adapter.
* Fix vulnerability parse issue on **OpenVAS** adapter
* Fix "NoneType not iterable" issue on **Vectra AI** adapter
* Fix clear\_asset issue on **BMC Discovery** adapter


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