Hello folks, I'm using Nessus for quite a long time (thanx to Nessus team :-) but always I discover some features or only "a wish list" where I have no idea if it's possible with Nessus.
Now I'm pentesting a company where SMTP server is running XWall. There is practically no known vulnerability in this SW, no exploits (at least I wasn't able to find them). But I would like to test if normal vulnerabilities like various buffer overflows etc, which works for sendmail and other can have some effect on it or not. For this reason I would like to force e.g. Nessus to use all SMTP plugins against it. But when I looked at several ones, I noticed that many times they are dependent on the version (greping sendmail etc), so if I understand it well, the plugin wont be used. Is there any way how to bypass these dependencies? Or the only way is to make a copy of SMTP plugins, all edit manually (delete dependencies) and run them? Thanks in advance for any idea Kamil Golombek
