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| Subject: | RE: New Nessus File Format |
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| Date: | Tue, 22 Jan 2008 10:45:22 -0600 |
I didn't see anything specific as to pulling the plugin data from nessus. If I missed it, sorry, but here is a command: nessus -q -pS <server> <port> <user> <passwd> This will dump the plugin information to stdout formatted as SQL statements along the lines of: INSERT INTO plugins VALUES (...) If you have a database with a "plugins" table having the required fields you can simply use the output to insert the data. If, as in our case, it doesn't quite match (our oracle DBAs wanted some of the fields to be smaller which requires truncating data) or you need to handle insert vs update (oracle doesn't have the INSERT ... UPDATE syntax) then a simple script handles updating the database. Tim Doty -----Original Message----- From: nessus-bounces@list.nessus.org [mailto:nessus-bounces@list.nessus.org] On Behalf Of Larry Petty Sent: Monday, January 21, 2008 9:05 PM To: Ron Gula Cc: Nessus@list.nessus.org Subject: Re: New Nessus File Format If you are coding on UNIX, if you install Nessus on your system, you can use some of the 'nessus' command line options to connect to your Nessus scanners and obtain plugin information. Ron Gula Tenable Network Security Ron, This would solve my problem. Are you refering to converting the .NBE file to XML via command line? If not, can you tell me the command to obtain the plugin information via the linux command line? Will this command be supported in Nessus 3.2? Thanks for your help! Here is how I do it today: /opt/nessus/bin/nessus \ -c /usr/local/bin/scripts/.nessusrc-normal \ -i /home/scan-data/${SAVETO}/nessus/nessus-scan.nbe \ -o /home/scan-data/${SAVETO}/nessus/nessus-scan.xml ________________________________ Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. <http://us.rd.yahoo.com/evt=51438/*http://www.yahoo.com/r/hs>
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