msf > nessus_connect Warning: SSL connections are not verified in this release, it is possible for an attacker Note that we need to add ‘ok’ at the end of the connection string to acknowledge the risk of man-in-the-middle attacks being possible. Prior to beginning, we need to connect to the Nessus server on our network. Nessus_scan_status List all currently running Nessus scans Nessus_report_host_detail Detail from a report item on a host
Nessus_report_host_ports Get list of open ports from a host from a report Nessus_report_hosts Get list of hosts from a report Nessus_report_get Import a report from the nessus server in Nessus v2 format Nessus_report_list List all Nessus reports Nessus_find_targets Try to find vulnerable targets from a report Nessus_server_status Check the status of your Nessus Server
Nessus_help Listing of available nessus commands Nessus_logout Logout from the nessus server Nessus_connect Connect to a nessus server type nessus_help command for help with specific commands As you can see, it is quite full-featured. Running nessus_help will display the msfconole commands now available to us. We begin by first loading the Nessus Bridge Plugin. The Nessus Bridge, written by Zate and covered in detail at uses xmlrpc to connect to a server instance of Nessus, allowing us to perform and import a vulnerability scan rather than doing a manual import. Nessus Vulnerability Scanning Directly in Metasploitįor those situations where we choose to remain at the command line, there is also the option to connect to a Nessus version 4.4.x server directly from within msfconsole.
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