The task data files for a runZero scan task can be downloaded from the task details page. The files are in JSONL format — that is, a sequence of JSON objects separated by linebreaks. You can make the data more readable by piping it through a program such as jq.
Scan responses from devices appear as objects with the type field set to "result". For example:
{ "type": "result", "ts": 1692657303102146600, "host": "10.0.1.171", "port": "0", "proto": "icmp", "probe": "echo", "info": { "icmp.addrs": "10.0.1.171", "icmp.rtts": "3562650", "icmp.typeCode": "EchoReply", "icmp.typeCodeN": "0/0", "ip.tos": "0", "ip.ttl": "64" } }
The host field contains the TCP/IP address, and the ts field is the time since 1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC, in nanoseconds. Note that determining when a device was scanned using this method requires that it responded to at least one scan probe.
To locate the scan task that most recently saw a particular asset, click through to the asset details page and click on the Last seen link.
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