Is there a “unwritten”
rule about writing a plugin that could actually be used to exploit a vuln? One
of my security Colleauges asked if I were to write a plugin for Nessus that
acutally did the Cisco_ipV4 Dos… He doesn’t like having our clients
have SNMP running on their routers, yet he wants to check for the vuln. Or is
this not even possible with nasl? Just curious.
John
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