Written by: Pranshu Bajpai | Find Pranshu on Google+ And LinkedIn
Read my Post on Setting up on Nessus, if you haven't got it set up yet.
After logging into Nessus, goto 'Scans' -> 'Create new scan'
Here, give a name to the scan (I usually use current Date).
'Run now' (or schedule scan for later).
Type of scan -> Select "Internal network scan' for local scan
Give it a host address (192.168.0.10) or a host-range (192.168.0.1/24) or a host list file.
Go ahead and initiate the scan and wait while it populates the vulnerabilities present in scanned hosts.
It can give you a hosts summary in this manner:
Or, you can arrange the vulnerabilities by decreasing priority:
After the Scan, move to the 'Results' Page:
You also 'Export' the result in various formats like '.nessus' or 'PDF' or 'HTML' :
Logout of Nessus after you are done.
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ReplyDeletegood post, should post one about pivoting and then using nessus to do VA.
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