Hello sir

I am using Openvas 9 in my Ubuntu virtual machine for educational purposes.

When i scan my other virtual machines with given(username+password) credentials 
of  my local machines and try to listen ssh logs,

i realize that Openvas is trying to connect from ssh with different 
credentials(not my credential) and in the terminal it looks like this;


-Failed password for invalid user netscreen from 192.168.45.1

-Failed password for invalid user super  from 192.168.45.1 port 12269 ssh2

-Received disconnected from 192.168.45.1 port 12269:11: Bye Bye

-Failed password for invalid user chip from 192.168.45.1 port 12274 ssh2

-Received disconnected from 192.168.45.1 port 12274:11: Bye Bye

-Failed password for root from 192.168.45.1 port 12271 ssh2

-Received disconnected from 192.168.45.1 port 12271:11: Bye Bye

-İnvalid User admin from 192.168.45.1

-Input_userauth_request: invalid user admin

...............


and bunch of stuff like that

Why Openvas does that?

Even when i disable brute_force_attack and default_accounts from scan config it 
still tries to brute force my ssh.

How can i prevent this?

Thanks....


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