Feature: GoWitness Integration for Web Service Screenshots with MD5 Hashing

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Summary

Add optional screenshot capture for discovered web services and surface those captures in the UI and reports where useful.

The current issue body is too implementation-heavy. The useful feature is broader: enrich host discovery with visual evidence for HTTP/HTTPS services without degrading the core scan workflow.

Desired Outcome

• detect screenshot-worthy web targets from scan results
• capture screenshots out-of-band from the main scan path
• store and index screenshot artifacts cleanly
• display them in the UI in a way that improves operator review

Scope

1. Capture Model

• identify HTTP/HTTPS services from saved scan results
• run screenshot capture as a secondary enrichment step
• avoid making screenshot capture a blocking dependency for scan completion

2. Tooling Boundary

• decide whether GoWitness is the chosen implementation or one possible backend
• make missing screenshot tooling a supported degraded mode rather than a hard failure

3. Storage and Metadata

• store screenshot artifacts predictably
• track enough metadata to associate screenshots with host, port, and scan context
• use a stronger integrity or deduplication strategy than MD5 if hashing is retained for operational purposes

4. Presentation

• show screenshot availability in the asset/history experience
• support larger preview/open behavior where it adds value
• keep the table usable when screenshots are absent

Recommendation

Treat this as a web-service enrichment feature with a clean backend/tool boundary. If GoWitness is selected, it should live behind that abstraction rather than defining the entire issue around one binary.

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Triage note: this still looks like parked roadmap rather than active backlog work. I don't see a branch/PR or an implementation trail behind it, and the current priority is functionality, consistency, and Apple containerization. Suggest leaving it as a low-priority idea unless someone takes ownership and writes a concrete implementation plan.