Monitoring vulnerabilities with Nagios and OpenVAS

Well, Well! Another of the wonders that we can do with Nagios or Centreon is… the possibility of monitoring vulnerabilities in our computers! How great, truth?? We will rely on OpenVAS, We will use the checks we have to centralize them from a single console. We will be able to know how many vulnerabilities our servers put at risk and analyze their evolution with the graphs and of course receive alerts!

Web Server Vulnerability Scanner: N-Stealth Security Scanner

N-Stealth is a non-free web server security scanner. It is generally, Updated more frequently than free web scanners such as Whisker and Nikto, but they exaggerate on their website. Allege “20.000 Vulnerabilities and exploits” so what “Dozens of vulnerability checks are added every day” And this is highly questionable. Also, It should be noted that basically, All General Tools Vulnerability Analysis {“VA tools”} such as nessus, ISS, Retina, SAINT, and SARA include components for web scanning. Maybe they are not so up-to-date, or are flexible enough. n-stealth is only for Windows and the source code is not included.

X-Scan Vulnerability Scanner

This is a free vulnerability scanner, Its official website is: www.xfocus.org and those who have translated it into Spanish are the Seguridad0 team. You can download it from AKI, Not installed, you simply unzip it where you want and to open it you have to click on the executable (xscan_gui.exe).