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| Nessus 1.0.0pre1 |
What is new in Nessus 1.0.0pre1 :
nessus-adduser : utility to add easily a nessusd user
nessus : remembers the username
nessus : warns the user that the host key has been saved
nessus : fixed a busy waiting in the passphrase requester (thanks to Matthias Andree
([email protected]) for pointing this out)
nessus : fixed a segmentation fault that would occur when the user close the test window
during a test
nessus : saves the preferences of each plugin
nessusd : fixed a problem in the rules which ended up being
nessusd : killall -1 nessusd now works
plugins : nmap_wrapper.nes : compatible with the new output of nmap
traditional netmasks (ie: 255.255.255.0) are now accepted
will not scan broadcast addresses (ie: 192.168.1.1/255.255.255.0 will scan from
192.168.1.1 to 192.168.1.254)
the whole package compiles under FreeBSD 4
fixed find_service.nes which would sometime not recognize a given service (thanks to
[email protected] for poiting this out) Homepage: http://www.nessus.org/ |
| nmap 2.30BETA20 |
| ** Version 2.3BETA20 -- Fixed a compilation problem on machines that do not have MAP_FAILED
defined (as a return value to mmap). Problem noted by Phil
Stracchino <[email protected]>.
Homepage: http://www.insecure.org/nmap/ |
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| e x p l o i t s |
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| Wednesday, 12th April 2000
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| Friday, 7th April 2000
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| l i n k s |
| cDc |
The
group most well known as the makers of Back Orifice. They are of course, much more
than that. |
| Jeff K. |
A
page about a "l33t" kid who goes to school and has plays Quake. |
| l0pht |
One of the most
famous hacking groups on Earth. |
| Security Focus |
The home of the
famous Bugtraq. |
| Hack.co.za |
One of the most
frequently updated exploit archives on the web. |
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