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Nessus号称是世界上最流行的漏洞扫描程序,全世界有超过75000个组织在使用它。该工具提供完整的电脑漏洞扫描服务,并随时更新其漏洞数据库。Nessus不同于传统的漏洞扫描软件,Nessus可同时在本机或远端上遥控,进行系统的漏洞分析扫描。Nessus也是渗透测试重要工具之一。所以,本章将介绍安装、配置并启动Nessus。

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