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RE: Making reports with Nessus

from [Kostadin Kostadinov] Network Security [Permanent Link]
Subject: RE: Making reports with Nessus
Date: Tue, 26 Sep 2006 09:24:41 +0300 
HI,

Thank you for the reply Misha.

About Retina, actually I like its statistics reports (Top 20 open ports,
grouping hosts by vulnerabilities etc.). I am working with trial version
of Retina. I wish I could have the same reports with Nessus. I heard
Retina relies on banners for stating vulnerabilities and so not so
reliable. Nessus also sometimes rely on that but it at least saying
that. Also Retina consumes too much memory.

I am working with Nessus 3.0.3 both on WinXP and Linux. Do you think I
can use xml report Nessus is generating to make statistics like with
Retina.

I would be happy to have more statistics and charts (Top charts of open
ports, Top of most vulnerable hosts etc) with Nessus, so we can continue
our discussion on the matter. I think it will be valuable also for the
list community.

 

Kosta

 

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From: Mikhail Utin [mailto:mutin@rubos.com] 
Sent: Monday, September 25, 2006 7:06 PM
To: Kostadin Kostadinov
Subject: Re: Making reports with Nessus

 

Hi,

If you use 2.2.8 or 3.0.3 you can use/save as .html and you'll possibly
get what u want. It will be HTML files structure giving on the first
page the list of scanned hosts with the number of vulnerabilities
(either holes, or warnings or info, not all). Clicking on the link/host
IP u go to next level and see details of the scan. It is better than
Retina, I think. I used both. If u need to go much further, u need a DB
backend and reporting system. We can continue on this matter if u really
need more than standard Nessus reports.

Good luck

 

Mikhail Utin
Rubos, Inc.
mutin@rubos.com

 

Rubos is powered by Linux.

        ----- Original Message ----- 

        From: Kostadin Kostadinov <mailto:kostadinovK@Piraeusbank.bg>  

        To: nessus@list.nessus.org 

        Sent: Monday, September 25, 2006 3:09 AM

        Subject: Making reports with Nessus

         

        Hi guys,

         

        I am working with a bank and my boss wants to show him reports
based on nessus results.

         

        Could someone tell me how to make reports with Nessus, for
example like Retinas reports.

         

        Thank you in advance.

         

        Kosta

        
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