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Nessus 3.1.9 (beta) available

Subject: Nessus 3.1.9 (beta) available
Date: Tue, 15 Jan 2008 10:02:47 +0100

Hi,

Tenable is proud to announce the immediate availability of Nessus  
3.1.9 beta.


The main changes compared to 3.1.5 are the following :

- Debian 4 and Fedora 8 builds
- Fixed several issues with counting the maximum number of TCP  
sessions in parallel
- New nessusd.conf options :
    - If 'stop_scan_on_hang' is set in nessusd.conf (or in the user  
nessusrc file), the scan of a host will be stopped if it has shown no  
progress for more than 20mn
    - The option 'nasl_log_type' in nessusd.conf can be used to  
prevent NASL from logging anything into nessusd.dump (nasl_log_type =  
none)

- During a scan, the number of TCP sessions in parallel shows up if  
log_whole_attack is set
- Fixed bug#1653 : the Debian Nessus 3 package would conflict with the  
Debian GPL nessusd 2 package
- Fixed bug #1661 -- nessusd not properly starting up on Debian 4 
(http://bugs.nessus.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1661 
)
- The 'nessus' command-line tool can now import .nessus files
- 'nessuscmd' can upload ssh keys and .audit files on the remote server
- Improved nessus_tcp_scanner




As mentioned earlier, the 'nessus' command can now process .nessus  
files. Such files can contains several policies as well as several  
reports :

To list the policies available in a .nessus file :

$ nessus --dot-nessus Report.nessus --list-policies
List of policies contained in Report.nessus:
- 'My Policy'



To list the reports available in a .nessus file :

$ nessus --dot-nessus Report.nessus --list-reports
List of reports contained in Report.nessus:
- '08/01/01 04:58:15 PM - My Policy'
- '08/01/02 03:10:00 PM - My Policy'



To perform a scan with the policy 'My Policy' :

$ nessus --dot-nessus Report.nessus --policy 'My Policy' localhost  
1241 yourLogin yourPassword


-> This command will add the new report in the file 'Report.nessus'.  
To store the results in a different file:

$ nessus --dot-nessus Report.nessus --policy 'My Policy' localhost  
1241 yourLogin yourPassword NewReport.nessus



To convert a .nessus report to, say, html :


$ nessus --dot-nessus Report.nessus -i '08/01/02 03:10:00 PM - My  
Policy' -o Report.html




We're slowly approaching the official 3.2 release, feedback on this  
version is more than welcome.


Nessus 3.1.9 can be downloaded from 
http://www.nessus.org/download/?product=nessus32-beta



Thanks,
                                        -- Renaud
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