Another tool is out of the door. I am happy to announce the official launch of the Netsecurify GNUCITIZEN initiative. In this post I am planning to give a bit of an overview of the system and also to explain what were are aiming to do with it.
Netsecurify is part of GNUCITIZEN’s online security toolkit including tools such as Blogsecurify (Social Media Security) and Websecurify (Websecurity services, yet to be released)! [...]
For those of you who are new to these things, NASL stands for Nessus Attack Scripting Language. NASL is part of the closed-source Nessus vulnerability scanner and its open-source form called OpenVAS (Open Vulnerability Assessment System).
Nessus plays big part in the hearts of many administrators, security consultants and scanning vendors. Nessus practically was the first stable and well maintained open-source security scanner until they closed the source.
So, what about NASL? [...]
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