Hi Chandra,
Chandrashekhar B wrote:
Hello Ian,
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Hi,
I scan a number of virtual webservers by specifying the FQDN of the webservers.
However,
when Nikto scans the web servers it appears to do a reverse DNS lookup and gets
the name
of another web server which it then scans.
Is there an easy way in OpenVAS (I'm using the latest versions of
I am running the latest updates of openvas version 3 and when I perform a scan
(all safe
plugins enabled) hundreds of 'shared_socket' messages showup in the log file
(see below).
Is this normal?
Also, when OpenVAS-Client is run in batch mode the password shows up the
process list. Is
Rodney Thayer wrote:
Who said I wanted a graphical client, anyway? What's wrong with a
command line client? At least then I could get angry in my own
dev environment and insert printfs to figure out what the blazes you
people are doing ;-)
The user's manual ('man OpenVAS-Client')
Michael Wiegand wrote:
Am Freitag, 4. Juli 2008 08:18:28 schrieb Michael Wiegand:
It looks like some display initialisation code may get called even when
'quiet' (batch) mode is specified.
Indeed, I just tried running OpenVAS-Client without DISPLAY set in quiet
mode and I get the same
