Re: Request for feedback :)

[Dieter Van der Stock <dietervds () gmail com>]

Hi Kristof,

No, I wasn't! I should have consulted the dev-list way earlier in my
development lol.
I've looked around a lot during my research, but never found anything like
these apps? I really can't comprehend why and how I missed them.

If you substract Nessus and add ndiff to Inprotect, you pretty much have
what I'm making :) I'm going to have to consult with my contact in my
company on what to do now..

With regards,

Dieter

2009/3/26 Kristof Boeynaems <kristof.boeynaems () gmail com>

> On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 10:04 AM, Dieter Van der Stock
> <dietervds () gmail com> wrote:
> > The admin would like a simple interface where they can program portscans
> of
> > their network, which then alerts them of any sudden changes every time
> that
> > the scan is re-run by the tool.
> > To make an already long story short: it would serve as a way of making
> the
> > cron-nmap-ndiff cycle transparant and automated to the admins. One can
> enter
> > several assignments through a webinterface which can vary in duration,
> > targets, interval, detail, etc, and he will only be bothered by the
> results
> > of the diff if it's worth it.
>
> Hi Dieter,
>
> Are you aware of Inprotect? (http://inprotect.sourceforge.net/)
>
> I don't think it supports all your features (e.g. no ndiff?), but it
> is a "web based front end for Nessus and Nmap" and supports scheduled
> scans.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Kristof

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