> That sounds like an excellent solution. Would you mind sharing that perl > script? >
Sure. Be aware that this script does a lot more than create the spreadsheet, so there is probably a bunch of stuff you won't want. Essentially, it is a hacked together web front end for the database, as defined by the NessusWX schema, with an additional table (the description for this additional table, and a simple perl script to populate it, is also in the gz file) to translate the plugin_id into a sensible name, where possible. From the webpage, one can: -view open ports, view all systems listening on a given port, and view all ports a system is listening on. -view vulnerabilities (I don't view medium/low), view the details of a given vulnerability, and view all vulnerabilities for a selected host. -View fingerprinting results and other reports, including generating the XLS file. I didn't create a search function, because I'm lazy and this does everything I need, but can easily be altered, I suppose. Anyway, FWIW, here it is...
smime.p7s
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cust_reports.tar.gz
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