Disk Space: 30 GB, not including space used by the host operating systemIn this article, a 64-bit Kali Linux (version 2020.4) Virtual Machine (VM) is used running on VMWare Workstation Player.Memory: 4 GB RAM (8 GB RAM recommended).The following are recommended minimum system requirements, according to Tenable’s hardware recommendations: Administrative, or “root”, access to a Kali Linux installation with internet access.To follow along with this tutorial, you will need to adhere to the following requirements.
In this article, you will learn how to couple Nessus with Kali to enhance an already capable Linux distribution with a powerful network testing tool. Kali is a Debian-based Linux distribution focused on security professionals and provides hundreds of built-in penetration testing tools. Once you install Nessus on Kali Linux assists with vulnerability prioritization and finding fixable actions. >Please note: The `CERT` feed sync depends on data provided by the `SCAP` feed and should be called after syncing the latter.Tenable’s Nessus Vulnerability Scanner facilitates the quick identification of software flaws, missing patches, malware, and misconfigurations across your connected devices. >NOTE: Recommend setting the timezone as UTC, the report displays UTC time only no matter what timezone you set. To change the password of the existing user: Sudo runuser -u _gvm - gvmd -create-user=admin2 -new-password=12345 Run the following command to start the services:
Sudo runuser -u _gvm - gvmd -user=admin -new-password=new_password The web interface is running locally on port 9392 and can be accessed through ` Verify the Installation >After the configuration process is complete, all the necessary OpenVAS processes will start and the web interface will open automatically. In the test setup we used for this tutorial, the complete setup process took 10 minutes, which is not bad. >The setting process may take some time and consume a lot of data. Run the following command to start the setup process:
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