Ammet,

just have a look in the corresponding nasl files or use a client to check if the plugins are supposed to cause a DoS. Sadly, I didn't find the IDs you've given in my up2date 2.6 installation, so I couldn't check.

Cheers,
Toby

Ameet Zaveri wrote on 22.02.2006 23:40:
I am using the update-nessusrc script to keep the NessusClient
config file updated. With the default settings, it disables all
the "dangereous" plugins in the Denial of Service family. It
also seems to disable some plugins in "CGI Abuses" family. Is
this as designed? The plugin ids are 20922-20928. Are these
supposed to be dangerous.




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