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# Version 1.41

## ✨ Enhancements

### Email Threats Report Enhancements

Great news! We've added a new diagram to the Email Threats Report dashboard. This new sankey diagram makes it easier to see detection sources and also makes your investigations more efficient.

To drill-down and investigate in more detail, double click components in the diagram:

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### Search Improvements

* Enhanced search history for faster navigation
* Improved autosuggestion recalculations and highlighting for a smoother experience
* Attachment names now appear directly in search results:

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### Account Timeline Improvements

* Improved the account timeline view by grouping files by detection and by day when there are more than five items. Clicking the item now takes you to the filtered issues list.


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