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# Rescan Specific Issues Resolved

You can use Akto to **rescan individual issues** after they’ve been fixed or updated, instead of running a full security test. This allows you to validate specific fixes quickly.

Here’s what you can do:

* *Select specific issues to rescan*
* *Trigger a targeted rescan*
* *Verify if the issue is resolved*

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### Rescan Specific Issues

1. Navigate to **Testing > Results** in the Akto dashboard.
2. Find the test in which the issue was detected.
3. Locate the issue(s) you want to retest.
4. **Check the box** next to the issue(s).
5. Click **Rerun tests** to rescan the selected issue(s).

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Akto will automatically rerun the tests for the selected API endpoints and update the issue status.

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### Review Results

After the scan completes:

* If the issue is fixed, it will move to the **No vulnerability found** tab.
* If the issue still exists, it remains under **Vulnerable**.
* You can repeat the rescan anytime as needed.


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