I noticed that there is no longer a way to download Nessus plugins from
within Clean Access as there was with Perfigo. Is this thanks to the
folks at SourceForge now charging for "opensource" software?
Anyway, I am not using the Nessus scan for this reason - I ran out of
time to research that piece before move-in. How do I get the Nessus
plugins and load them on to Clean Access?
Thanks!

Jeff

-----Original Message-----
From: Cal Frye [mailto:[log in to unmask]] 
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2005 10:15 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: [PERFIGO] Bandwidth

Authenticated Students get 128k up, 512 down. We've offered the agent as
an
option, but rely on the Nessus scan. Here's what I'm checking:

    [12209] * Microsoft Hotfix for KB835732 (SMB check) (Sasser Worm)
      [12054] * ASN.1 Parsing Vulnerabilities (NTLM check)
      [11707] Bugbear.B web backdoor
      [10150] Using NetBIOS to retrieve information from a Windows host
      [11032] Directory Scanner
      [10870] Login configurations
      [11808] * Microsoft RPC Interface Buffer Overrun [MS03-026]
(MsBlast)
      [12252] * Korgo worm detection
      [10394] SMB log in
      [11011] SMB on port 445
      [10330] Services
      [11149] HTTP login page
      [10400] SMB accessible registry
      [10501] Trinity v3 Detect
      [12266] * Dabber worm detection
      [11890] * Buffer Overrun in Messenger Service (real test)
      [12029] * MyDoom Virus Backdoor
      [10428] SMB fully accessible registry
      [12063] * Bagle.B detection
      [10107] HTTP Server type and version
      [10662] Web mirroring
      [10386] No 404 check
      [10646] * Lion worm
      [11839] Possible RPC Interface compromise
      [12219] * Sasser Virus Detection
      [11187] 4553 Parasite Mothership Detect
      [11733] Bugbear.B worm
      [12070] Netsky.B

There's probably better, but this is where we are.

--Cal Frye, Network Administrator, Oberlin College
   www.ouuf.org, www.calfrye.com
   Say Yes Twice for Oberlin Schools!   www.oberlinyesyes.com

  "There is madness all about. Shall we fight it, or join in?" --
Ashleigh
Brilliant (c) 1981.


Matt Moore wrote:
> Just curious what people are using for their bandwidth settings and
how
> many people are using the Network (Nessus) scanner.  What checks are
you
> using?  Are you checking for and denying use of file sharing software?
> 
>  
> 
> Matt Moore
> 
> //Systems Administrator//
> 
> **Dakota**** Wesleyan University**
> 
> 605-995-2187    
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>  
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