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# API Changelog Version 2.3.0

Released on May 14th

Updated over 2 months ago

## GET /api/auth/assets/by-control-impacted

- added the required property 'status' to the response with the '200' status

## GET /api/auth/assets/by-control-warning

- added the required property 'status' to the response with the '200' status

## GET /api/auth/assets/by-types

- added the required property 'status' to the response with the '200' status

## GET /api/auth/assets/criticalities

- added the required property 'status' to the response with the '200' status

## PATCH /api/auth/assets/{id}/

- added the required property 'message' to the response with the '400' status

- added the required property 'status' to the response with the '400' status

## GET /api/auth/greyboxes/

- ⚠️ the response property 'results/items/requested_by' became nullable for the status '200'

- ⚠️ the 'results/items/requested_by' response's property type/format changed from 'string'/'email' to 'string'/'' for status '200'

- the response required property 'results/items/requested_by' became read-only for the status '200'

## GET /api/auth/risks/

- added the new optional 'query' request parameter 'security_check'

## GET /api/auth/security-checks/

- added the new optional 'query' request parameter 'has_risk_insights'

- added the new optional 'query' request parameter 'id'

- added the new optional 'query' request parameter 'scan_type'

- added the new optional 'query' request parameter 'search'

- added the new optional 'query' request parameter 'title'

- added the optional property '/items/risk_insights' to the response with the '200' status

## GET /api/auth/security-checks/asset/{asset_id}

- added the optional property 'risk_insights' to the response with the '200' status

## GET /api/auth/security-checks/scans

- ⚠️ added the new required 'query' request parameter 'org_id'

- added the new optional 'query' request parameter 'security_check'

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