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June 1st, 2004, 03:25 AM
#9
Retina vs. Nessus:
I've used both extensively on purpose: you cannot rely on 1 vulnerability scanner (as others point out).
Retina:
* Detects Windows vulns much better
* Will miss things sometimes (as does Nessus)
* No CSV or TXT export for reports
Nessus:
* Seems to detect web server vulns a little better
* A little tricky to configure server (UNIX gurus will do fine)
By the by, Retina's port scanner is Nmap which is darn accurate.
Use both but if I could only have one I would pick Retina (assuming I had the budget).
PS. Any Retina users out there who want to share tips/tricks/issues?
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