Paul, I think you're missing the concept of open source. You are using a package that was provided to the community free of charge. The nature of open source is that when the user base adds functionality to the product for their own use, this functionality should be given back to the community free of charge as well. It's the least you could do. I have not personally made any contributions to Nessus development however, I am not sending unsolicited advertisements to the mailing list either.
Thanks, Tom ----- Original Message ----- From: "Paul Weekley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, November 11, 2003 11:07 AM Subject: Nessus Reporting > Our company uses Nessus as its main engine for network audits of > vulnerabilities. This is an awesome utility. While using Nessus, we have > produced our own report which converts the xml output into both a standard > report and a top level 'executive' report in both html and pdf formats. > > Would others be interested in having their scans converted into this easy to > ready, graphical reports for a modest price? Also, we are considering > producing other report styles based on feed back. > > We thought that this would allow another way to 'stand above' other reports by > providing an easier and more attractive presentation. > > We are interested in your input. > > > > Paul Weekley > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://www.netxposed.com > > > ----------------------------------------------------------- > www.netxposed.com > > Maintaining the integrity of network data by Xposing the > vulnerabilities and increasing network security awareness.
