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‫So let's have a look at Nessa's developed by tenable network security is one of the most popular and

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‫capable vulnerability scanners.

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‫NASA's professional is a commercial product.

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‫In addition, a free Nessa's home version is also available, although it's limited and only licensed

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‫for home network use.

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‫Nessus allow scans for the following types of vulnerabilities.

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‫Vulnerabilities that allow a remote hacker to control or access sensitive data on a system.

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‫Misconfiguration, for example, open mail relais, missing patches, etc., default passwords, a few

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‫common passwords and blank or absent passwords on some system account, Nessa's can also call Hydra

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‫an external tool to launch a dictionary attack.

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‫Denial of service against the TCP IP stack by using malformed packets in preparation for PCI DNS audits.

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‫In a typical operation, Nessa's begins by doing a port scan to determine which ports are open on the

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‫target and then tries various exploits on the open ports.

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‫The vulnerability tests available as subscriptions are written in NASL, Nessus Attack Scripting Language,

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‫a scripting language optimized for custom network interaction.

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‫Nessa's is constantly updated with more than 70000 plug ins.

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‫Key features include remote and local authenticated security checks, a client server architecture with

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‫a Web based interface, and an embedded scripting language for writing your own plug ins or understanding

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‫the existing one.

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‫Obviously, the results of the scan can be reported in various formats, such as plain text, XML,

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‫HTML and latex.

