When gathering information, it would be nice to add the timestamp of when we collected the data.
For example: D+0 I scan an IP address and I get port 443, D+1 I scan the same IP I now have a new open port 22 but 443 is not there anymore. The graph should reflect these changes. It would be nice to be notified that something changed so we can investigate.
It would help us to build a timeline and catch when a new service is launched or stopped.
Thank you
Originally created by @johanneskolik on GitHub (Jan 13, 2026).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/reconurge/flowsint/issues/106
Hello,
When gathering information, it would be nice to add the timestamp of when we collected the data.
For example: D+0 I scan an IP address and I get port 443, D+1 I scan the same IP I now have a new open port 22 but 443 is not there anymore. The graph should reflect these changes. It would be nice to be notified that something changed so we can investigate.
It would help us to build a timeline and catch when a new service is launched or stopped.
Thank you
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Originally created by @johanneskolik on GitHub (Jan 13, 2026).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/reconurge/flowsint/issues/106
Hello,
When gathering information, it would be nice to add the timestamp of when we collected the data.
For example: D+0 I scan an IP address and I get port 443, D+1 I scan the same IP I now have a new open port 22 but 443 is not there anymore. The graph should reflect these changes. It would be nice to be notified that something changed so we can investigate.
It would help us to build a timeline and catch when a new service is launched or stopped.
Thank you