Does nobody know anything about this? It completely ruins any network reports if you have nikto with nessus.
Do I have to remove Nikto from the path just to get around this behaviour? On 20/02/07, Hari Sekhon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, when using Nessus to scan a my network with the Nikto nasl wrapper (which must be activated automatically by nessus since I have Nikto installed) it gives a report which shows a host on every single ip address, even though nearly all of them are unused ips. Each "host" then has one security note http (80/tcp) Here is the Nikto report: --------------------------------------------------------------------------- - Nikto 1.32/1.19 - www.cirt.net + No HTTP(s) ports found on x.x.x.x / 80 + 1 host(s) tested This means that I have a report with tonnes of fluff and if I then want to generate a html with pie charts (cos I like pictures and pretty colours) the charts will be very inaccurate since the percentage warnings will be completely off and make it look like any problem is a very tiny percentage. Is there any way that I can stop it considering all these hosts up when in fact there is nothing listening on the ips. Thanks Hari Sekhon
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