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Re: Fetching the vuln data remotely

Subject: Re: Fetching the vuln data remotely
Date: Fri, 14 Dec 2007 06:45:54 -0500
Hi
 
Nessus scans and keeps the vulnerability data in XML file.

The Nessus client keeps the scans in local files. The client does not
have a facility to share this data over the network

Is there a way to remotely get this data ?

From the client no.

E.g X is the Nessus Server and Y is the some host.

I would like to get the vuln data present in Nessus Server X from host Y.
I have to get the data using some JAVA program which is running in Y.

Nessus does not have this sort of facility.

The Security Center product does allow remote users to pull CSV style
text data for a particular host and allows you to pull data with filters
such as severity levels, specific IDs and so on.

I don't want to use NessusClient software.

Tenable is focusing on the Nessus Client software as the cross-platform
standard for Nessus users moving forward. It will be the default client
on all Windows Nessus versions starting in version 3.2 and is currently
the default client for all Mac OS X users.

Could you tell us more about what you are trying to do? Is this JAVA
program an open source project, a new Nessus Client, .etc? Maybe it
would be easier if you had users manually submit their .nessus scan
results to your solution.

Ron Gula
Tenable Network Security

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