Nessus in Kali?

Hi,

Am missing install-packages for Nessus in Kali. Anyone know if Nessus don't work with Kali?

Best,

// Swedishaccent

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Originally Posted by swedishaccent

Hi,

Am missing install-packages for Nessus in Kali. Anyone know if Nessus don't work with Kali?

Best,

// Swedishaccent

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So nessus is not in the repos, but I installed the Debian 6 package from Tenable. It installed and works fine from my testing.

http://www.tenable.com

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Originally Posted by brav0hax

So nessus is not in the repos, but I installed the Debian 6 package from Tenable. It installed and works fine from my testing.

http://www.tenable.com

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How to install Debian 6 package from Tenable ?

Yep. You even get the HTML5 version, which is very nice and works well.

Skorpinok i beleive brav0 ment he installed the verion 6 of nessus from http://www.tenable.com/products/ness...erating-system under the linux tab

If you get redirected to the TOS(Terms of service) just click "agree" an dit will get yo back to the link above

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Originally Posted by skorpinok

How to install Debian 6 package from Tenable ?

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Here's how I did it.

Download the Debian 6 Package to /tmp on Kali for your specific architecture either i386 (32-bit) or amd64 (64-bit)

http://www.tenable.com/products/ness...erating-system

Debian 6.0 (32 bits):
Nessus-5.0.3-debian6_i386.deb

Debian 6.0 (64 bits):
Nessus-5.0.3-debian6_amd64.deb

Unpack the debian package

In terminal type:

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cd /tmp/

ar vx Nessus-5.0.3-debian6*

tar -xzvf data.tar.gz

tar -xzvf control.tar.gz

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There will now be an "etc" directory and a "opt" directory.

Copy the nessus directory in /tmp/opt/ to the /opt directory, make the /opt directory if it doesn't exist.

In Terminal type

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mkdir /opt

cp -Rf /tmp/opt/nessus /opt

cp -Rf /tmp/etc/init.d/nessus* /etc/init.d

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You can now delete the contents of the nessus download in the /tmp directory if you choose.

To Run Nessus, from a terminal type:

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/etc/init.d/nessusd start # this starts the nessus server

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Open a browser and navigate to: https://127.0.0.1:8834

Follow the remaining instructions. You WILL NEED to obtain a key/license from www.tenable.com even if only for the "free" version.

Great thanks blu3gl0w13
nessus succesfully installed, up & running

Thanks nessus worked.....

by the way i have a different account other thann root but every time i try to start a service like apache and mysql i get to put my password.... is there any way i can get rid of that bother each time i try something new onn kali?

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Originally Posted by collosangy05

Thanks nessus worked.....

by the way i have a different account other thann root but every time i try to start a service like apache and mysql i get to put my password.... is there any way i can get rid of that bother each time i try something new onn kali?

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Kali, like Backtrack is meant to be run as root, and NOT really meant to be a primary operating system. By default, apache and mysql services require root privileges to start/stop/restart. You CAN alter this, however, this is not recommended.

You can download directly match your terminal architecture nessus deb package, and then install them manually.I downloaded the latest version 5.03, the installation was successful.

I did all of this, but when I run nessusd start, It says nessus not installed properly.. am I missing something?

I don't have to much to input other than I have been able to get Nessus successfully working with Kali. Good luck!