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Hey all,
I just tried the sussen security scanner
http://sussen.sourceforge.net/
I am not at liberty to tell the results of my scans ;)Quote:
Sussen is a security scanner which remotely tests computers or other devices and provides a report on their vulnerabilities. It features Python-based security tests, a GNOME interface, a GNOME-DB backend, and customizable reports.
But I must say that sussen is a realy good tool !!
Easy to use and has good reports !
anyone else willing to try ?
Gave it a go - It was a real pain to install (via rpm) on fedora - Needed to hunt down loads of libs
Then when I ran it, it got the point of creating a database and a gnome widget failed!
Gave up after that.
Steve
Weird,
I don't know about the packaged version ( I usualy just download the source, only the big stuff I get binary )
I didn't have any of those problems..
while this tool isn't as good as nessus (imho) it is worth your while (unless you have steve's luck)
That's all I need to know - I won't persevere with a compile & fixing the widget problems.Quote:
Originally posted here by the_JinX
while this tool isn't as good as nessus (imho) it is worth your while (unless you have steve's luck)
Steve
I downloaded it from source and ended up having numerous other packages that it requires for install (part of pkgconfig). Sigh. Might be because I don't have gnome installed. :p