Vulnerability Management: Deprecation of List Vulnerabilities Parameters

Tenable has deprecated the following List vulnerabilities query parameters:

age
authenticated
exploitable
resolvable
severity

This update affects the following endpoint:

API Endpoint	Name	Change
GET /workbenches/vulnerabilities	List vulnerabilities	Removed the `age`, `authenticated`, `exploitable`, `resolvable`, and `severity` query parameters.

Tenable recommends that you update your integrations to use the following alternative custom workbench filters instead:

Query Parameter	Alternative Custom Filter
`age`	Use the following format to filter vulnerabilities by a specific age: filter.0.filter=plugin.attributes.vuln_publication_date&filter.0.quality=[date-lt, date-lte, date-gt, date-gte, date-eq, date-neq]&filter.0.value=[YYYY/MM/DD] For example, to filter vulnerabilities that are older than 2024/01/01, use the following filter: `filter.0.filter=plugin.attributes.vuln_publication_date&filter.0.quality=date-lt&filter.0.value=2024/01/01`
`authenticated`	You can use any combination of the following filters to filter vulnerabilities that require authentication. To filter for vulnerabilities with a local plugin type, use the following filter: `filter.0.filter=plugin.attributes.plugin_type&filter.0.quality=eq&filter.0.value=local` To filter for CVSSv2 vulnerabilities with local attack vectors, use the following filter: `filter.0.filter=plugin.attributes.cvss_vector.raw&filter.0.quality=match&filter.0.value=AV:L` To filter for CVSSv3 vulnerabilities with local attack vectors, use the following filter: `filter.0.filter=plugin.attributes.cvss3_vector.raw&filter.0.quality=match&filter.0.value=AV:L` To filter for both CVSSv2 and CVSSv3 vulnerabilities with local attack vectors, use the following filter: `filter.0.filter=plugin.attributes.cvss_vector.raw&filter.0.quality=match&filter.0.value=AV:L&filter.1.filter=plugin.attributes.cvss3_vector.raw&filter.1.quality=match&filter.1.value=AV:L&filter.search_type=or`
`exploitable`	You can use any combination of the following filters to filter exploitable vulnerabilities. To filter for vulnerabilities that have an exploit available, use the following filter: `filter.0.filter=plugin.attributes.exploit_available&filter.0.quality=eq&filter.0.value=true` To filter for vulnerabilities that have an exploit available based on ease of exploitability, use the following filter: `filter.0.filter=plugin.attributes.exploitability_ease.raw&filter.0.quality=eq&filter.0.value="Exploits are available"`
`resolvable`	No equivalent filter is available.
`severity`	Use the following format to filter vulnerabilities by a specific severity: filter.0.filter=severity&filter.0.quality=[eq, neq]&filter.0.value=[Info, Low, Medium, High, Critical] For example, to filter vulnerabilities marked as critical severity, use the following filter: `filter.0.filter=severity&filter.0.quality=eq&filter.0.value=Critical`

For more information about workbench filter parameters and formatting, see Workbench Filters.