Recently at the Jack Henry Smokey Mountain User Group meeting I did a presentation on risk assessments. You can find a link to a video I created here or watch it below.
Here is the presentation.
Thursday, May 30, 2013
Monday, May 20, 2013
OpenVAS 6 and CentOS 6.4
On April 17th OpenVAS 6 was released. The OpenVAS folks have provided install instructions for installation on a variety of Red Hat flavors that can be found here. Sometime soon they will be releasing a virtual appliance with everything up and running. However, in the mean time I wanted to try out the new release.
The install instructions for CentOS did not quite get me there. After I followed the instructions on the OpenVAS site I hit the Greenbone UI at https://localhost:9392. When I tried to log in a red error message came up that said the OMP service was down. OMP stands for OpenVAS Management Protocol. It is for doing things like starting / stopping scans and creating / deleting users. In order to save some of you the trouble I created a complete list of commands to get OpenVAS 6 up and running on CentOS 6.4.
Note the 'yum install openvas' and 'openvasmd --rebuild' commands will take a few minutes. So be patient with them. I look forward to working with the new version and seeing what it can do.
The install instructions for CentOS did not quite get me there. After I followed the instructions on the OpenVAS site I hit the Greenbone UI at https://localhost:9392. When I tried to log in a red error message came up that said the OMP service was down. OMP stands for OpenVAS Management Protocol. It is for doing things like starting / stopping scans and creating / deleting users. In order to save some of you the trouble I created a complete list of commands to get OpenVAS 6 up and running on CentOS 6.4.
# wget -q -O - http://www.atomicorp.com/installers/atomic |sh
# yum install openvas
# openvas-setup
# openvas-certdata-sync
# openvasmd --rebuild
# openvasmd
Note the 'yum install openvas' and 'openvasmd --rebuild' commands will take a few minutes. So be patient with them. I look forward to working with the new version and seeing what it can do.
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