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RE: commercial va
From: "Behm, Jeffrey L." <BehmJL () bvsg com>
Date: Wed, 16 Apr 2003 13:01:53 -0500

Do you have any specifics on what got "freaked out?" by
nessus? I.E. what in particular should one be concerned
about? I would have to guess you are talking about running
it in the mode *without* the "safe-checks" box checked.
(I.E. only the banners are checked, and the actual exploit
is not actually attempted.)

Please enlighten me if I am astray.


At some point, Ben Nagy spewed:
You should look at Retina as well. For freeware, Nessus is 
also cool, but I,
personally, would be very careful running it on production 
networks (we
often recommend that people use nessus as a complement to 
Retina, but it
does have a habit of freaking out networks).
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