Re: [Openvas-discuss] ITG Report Output

2011-03-22 Thread Jan-Oliver Wagner
On Montag, 21. März 2011, Matthew Coene wrote:
 Another quick question re: report outputs...
 
 If I take a scan and export the report as CPE output, it generates a CSV
 file which opens fine in Excel,
 
 If I export via the ITG format, it also claims to generate a CSV file,
 though the file is 0-length and has (obviously) no content

You need to use a Scan configuration that tells the scan to produce
CSV output and then you need to include the CSV report in your filter.
See here:
  http://www.greenbone.net/learningcenter/task_it_grundschutz.html

Best

Jan

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Re: [Openvas-discuss] Unable to find expected entry Sources in Meta-index file (Malformed Release file?)

2011-03-22 Thread Michael Wiegand
* IE_林虹廷(HT.Lin) [21. Mar 2011]:
After run sudo apt-get update, the error msg is W: Failed to fetch

 http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/security:/OpenVAS:/STABLE:/v4/xUbuntu_10.10/./Release
Unable to find expected entry Sources in Meta-index file (Malformed
Release file?)

Remove the lines starting with deb-src http://download.opensuse.org;
from your /etc/apt/sources.list.

Did you use add-apt-repository or did you edit /etc/apt/sources.list
manually?

Regards,

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[Openvas-discuss] openvas 4.0 runs smooth out of the box on

2011-03-22 Thread Erik van Dam
What is most easiest distro to get openvas 4.0 up 'n running? (following
the 4.0 manual)

Is that debian? (in referring to the centos 5.5 issues)

Thanks!

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Re: [Openvas-discuss] Scans not running properly

2011-03-22 Thread Matthew Mundell
 Export one of the scan configs (you can edit the name of it if you open
 it in an editor) and import it so you can configure the nvt's  you
 actually want to use as default scan configs do not allow for editing.
 After customizing and dropping a lot of the NVT's I didn't need or that
 used external packages I don't have installed, the scan ran beautifully
 and has made me very happy.

This should be equivalent to creating and editing a new config, especially
if you exported Full and Fast.

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Re: [Openvas-discuss] openvas 4.0 runs smooth out of the box on

2011-03-22 Thread Matthew Mundell
 What is most easiest distro to get openvas 4.0 up 'n running? (following
 the 4.0 manual)

 Is that debian? (in referring to the centos 5.5 issues)

Many of the developers use Debian, which may add to the likelihood of
things working, and of getting support here.

CentOS has by far produced the most noise on the lists and IRC.
Atomicturtle aims for a one step install, so one of the other Atomic
distros will probably install very smoothly.

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Re: [Openvas-discuss] openvas 4.0 runs smooth out of the box on

2011-03-22 Thread Dan The Man
So are you going to update your site letting folks know that CentOS 5.5 and 
RHEL 
5.5 do not work with 4.0 from packages so we don't waste lots of time like I 
have last and part of this week?

Might be prudent, or at least someone should acknowledge the CentOS and Red Hat 
Enterprise Linux issues and provide a fix.

Thanks. Let me know if I can provide any more information than I have to the 
list already. 

-Dan





From: Matthew Mundell matthew.mund...@greenbone.net
To: Erik van Dam e...@fortytwo.nl
Cc: openvas-discuss@wald.intevation.org
Sent: Tue, March 22, 2011 12:36:37 PM
Subject: Re: [Openvas-discuss] openvas 4.0 runs smooth out of the box on

 What is most easiest distro to get openvas 4.0 up 'n running? (following
 the 4.0 manual)

 Is that debian? (in referring to the centos 5.5 issues)

Many of the developers use Debian, which may add to the likelihood of
things working, and of getting support here.

CentOS has by far produced the most noise on the lists and IRC.
Atomicturtle aims for a one step install, so one of the other Atomic
distros will probably install very smoothly.

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[Openvas-discuss] Web Service Implementation for OpenVAS!

2011-03-22 Thread Jan Muhammad
Hi Group,

Since am new to OpenVAS; wanted to give it a try, though have been using Nessus 
for more than a year now.

I have scenario to simulate a web service based implementation of OpenVAS, 
where I want to define a Java class which can interact and calls the OpenVAS 
server. With a core method scanTarget which will call OpenVAS using its 
command line interface. 
Similarly the other methods will be used for updating plugins and viewing scan 
reports. I am then interested to secure these methods with some authorization 
models (XACML or PERMIS-RBAC); Using XACML policies, I will define who can 
invoke above methods and who cannot in what circumstances.
Ideally these type of security requirement might be required where several site 
administrators contributing resources (nodes) to form a Virtual Organization 
(VO). 

I wanted to know the following:
What language has OpenVAS  been written? 
How can I use the source code to perform the above simulation?
Would be developer's team can help me if I stuck somewhere..?

Regards 

Thanks in advance for help!

-Jan Muhammad







  


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[Openvas-discuss] OMP 2.0 modify_config woes

2011-03-22 Thread Reed Swenson
I am having some difficulty updating a preference through the modify_config
command.

The following log details what I'm doing.

First, I copy an existing config so that I have something fresh to work
with...
DEBUG test_log: Sending: ?xml version=1.0?
create_config
  copydaba56c8-73ec-11df-a475-002264764cea/copy
  nameTest_2011-03-22_15:16:19/name
/create_config

DEBUG test_log: RECEIVED: ?xml version=1.0?
create_config_response status=201 status_text=OK, resource created
id=17cc6eb8-a126-4473-87fb-d7c9dbc79625/

Then I pull in the details of the configuration I just created.
DEBUG test_log: Sending: ?xml version=1.0?
get_configs sort_field=name families=1
config_id=17cc6eb8-a126-4473-87fb-d7c9dbc79625 preferences=1/

DEBUG test_log: RECEIVED: ?xml version=1.0?
get_configs_response status=200 status_text=OK
  config id=17cc6eb8-a126-4473-87fb-d7c9dbc79625
nameTest_2011-03-22_15:16:19/name
comment/
...
preferences
  ...
  preference
nvt oid=1.3.6.1.4.1.25623.1.0.801822
  nameNmap NSE: Citrix Enum Servers XML/name
/nvt
namehttp.pipeline :/name
typeentry/type
value/
  /preference
  ...
/preferences
  /config
/get_configs_response

I issue the modify config command.
DEBUG test_log: Sending: ?xml version=1.0?
modify_config config_id=17cc6eb8-a126-4473-87fb-d7c9dbc79625
  preference
nvt oid=1.3.6.1.4.1.25623.1.0.801822/
nameNmap NSE: Citrix Enum Servers XML[entry]:http.pipeline :/name
valueNEW VALUE/value
  /preference
/modify_config

DEBUG test_log: RECEIVED: ?xml version=1.0?
modify_config_response status=200 status_text=OK/

Then I pull the config again to verify my change.
DEBUG test_log: Sending: ?xml version=1.0?
get_configs sort_field=name families=1
config_id=17cc6eb8-a126-4473-87fb-d7c9dbc79625 preferences=1/

DEBUG test_log: RECEIVED: ?xml version=1.0?
get_configs_response status=200 status_text=OK
  config id=17cc6eb8-a126-4473-87fb-d7c9dbc79625
nameTest_2011-03-22_15:16:19/name
comment/
preferences
  ...
  preference
nvt oid=1.3.6.1.4.1.25623.1.0.801822
  nameNmap NSE: Citrix Enum Servers XML/name
/nvt
namehttp.pipeline :/name
typeentry/type
value/value
  /preference
  ...
/preferences
  /config
/get_configs_response

Even though it says that the configuration took, I do not see my new
preference value in the details...

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance!
Reed
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Re: [Openvas-discuss] OMP 2.0 modify_config woes

2011-03-22 Thread Reed Swenson
Please disregard.  I figured out what I was doing.  The value node in
modify_config must be base64 encoded, but the value node in the
preference structure is not base64 encoded.

On Tue, Mar 22, 2011 at 3:50 PM, Reed Swenson fleur...@gmail.com wrote:

 I am having some difficulty updating a preference through the modify_config
 command.

 The following log details what I'm doing.

 First, I copy an existing config so that I have something fresh to work
 with...
 DEBUG test_log: Sending: ?xml version=1.0?
 create_config
   copydaba56c8-73ec-11df-a475-002264764cea/copy
   nameTest_2011-03-22_15:16:19/name
 /create_config

 DEBUG test_log: RECEIVED: ?xml version=1.0?
 create_config_response status=201 status_text=OK, resource created
 id=17cc6eb8-a126-4473-87fb-d7c9dbc79625/

 Then I pull in the details of the configuration I just created.
 DEBUG test_log: Sending: ?xml version=1.0?
 get_configs sort_field=name families=1
 config_id=17cc6eb8-a126-4473-87fb-d7c9dbc79625 preferences=1/

 DEBUG test_log: RECEIVED: ?xml version=1.0?
 get_configs_response status=200 status_text=OK
   config id=17cc6eb8-a126-4473-87fb-d7c9dbc79625
 nameTest_2011-03-22_15:16:19/name
 comment/
 ...
 preferences
   ...
   preference
 nvt oid=1.3.6.1.4.1.25623.1.0.801822
   nameNmap NSE: Citrix Enum Servers XML/name
 /nvt
 namehttp.pipeline :/name
 typeentry/type
 value/
   /preference
   ...
 /preferences
   /config
 /get_configs_response

 I issue the modify config command.
 DEBUG test_log: Sending: ?xml version=1.0?
 modify_config config_id=17cc6eb8-a126-4473-87fb-d7c9dbc79625
   preference
 nvt oid=1.3.6.1.4.1.25623.1.0.801822/
 nameNmap NSE: Citrix Enum Servers XML[entry]:http.pipeline :/name
 valueNEW VALUE/value
   /preference
 /modify_config

 DEBUG test_log: RECEIVED: ?xml version=1.0?
 modify_config_response status=200 status_text=OK/

 Then I pull the config again to verify my change.
 DEBUG test_log: Sending: ?xml version=1.0?
 get_configs sort_field=name families=1
 config_id=17cc6eb8-a126-4473-87fb-d7c9dbc79625 preferences=1/

 DEBUG test_log: RECEIVED: ?xml version=1.0?
 get_configs_response status=200 status_text=OK
   config id=17cc6eb8-a126-4473-87fb-d7c9dbc79625
 nameTest_2011-03-22_15:16:19/name
 comment/
 preferences
   ...
   preference
 nvt oid=1.3.6.1.4.1.25623.1.0.801822
   nameNmap NSE: Citrix Enum Servers XML/name
 /nvt
 namehttp.pipeline :/name
 typeentry/type
 value/value
   /preference
   ...
 /preferences
   /config
 /get_configs_response

 Even though it says that the configuration took, I do not see my new
 preference value in the details...

 Any ideas?

 Thanks in advance!
 Reed

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Re: [Openvas-discuss] Web Service Implementation for OpenVAS!

2011-03-22 Thread Matthew Mundell
 Since am new to OpenVAS; wanted to give it a try, though have been using
 Nessus for more than a year now.

OpenVAS 4.0 was recently released.  I recommend installing all components
and trying the web and desktop interfaces (GSA and GSD) to see the
direction OpenVAS has taken.  Packages available at

http://www.openvas.org/install-packages.html

 I have scenario to simulate a web service based implementation of OpenVAS,

There is info about the OpenVAS architecture at

http://www.openvas.org/about-software.html

In particular in the middle diagram the management protocol OMP might
interest you.  It is designed with web services in mind.  You can access
the protocol directly from the Manager server component.  You can also use
the omp command in the openvas-cli module.

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