Re: a nessus developpers joke?
what a all full_of_crap email .. can't believe this..
statement: this is a buggy version (which seems to be true).
nothing else.
So, i back him up stating that this looked to be buggy version and
that you'd expect to have a non buggy version (even if old), in a
stable software.
This is nothing against the nessus package.
So, i really thing and your email and your tone is innapropriate !
On Sun, Oct 13, 2002 at 02:35:45PM -0600, Orlando wrote:
> Do you really depend and/or expect to stay secure on a 'stable' release of
> '_a_' software?
> The developer[s] were nice enough to release the software free, whether it
> sucks or not you should be greatful, unless of course you can code something
> better.. And call each and every update a stable release so that they can be
> released along with stable operating systems.
>
> untill then stfu, learn to compile updated software or don't bitch.
>
> -x
>
> ps. I dont mean to sound like an asshole (kind of ironic considering the tone
> of my email but shit!) , but he sounded like an asshole for assuming and
> implying nessus sucked .. it is a matter of opinion but state something
> reasonable to backup it up at least.
>
> On Sunday 13 October 2002 08:45 am, WebMaster wrote:
> > > Isn't the nessus in Debian quite old ? I think, there were newer
> >
> > nessus
> >
> > > packages at the following sources:
> > >
> > > -- deb http://www.srce.hr/~joy/nessus1.2/ ./
> > > deb-src http://www.srce.hr/~joy/nessus1.2/ ./
> >
> > i ll install this version
> >
> > it s sure the woody version is a bogus version :-P
> >
> > isn t it strange for a stable release...?
> >
> > i ve done a nmap -sU on those ports (trinoo) from the 2 fresh hosts,
> > they re closed and of course a nmap -sS on port 22
> > give us a opened port.
> >
> > thanks Martin
> >
> > ;-)
> >
> > ------------
> > Ivan Rambeau
> > FranceOnLine
> > ------------
>
>
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