Bill, 

   If those 2 are your only requirements, your best bet is to just use hydra
and skip nessus entirely. 

Regards,

Dan Muldoon
Security Consultant
http://www.spohnassoc.com/ <http://www.spohnassoc.com/> 


On 9/29/05 11:09 AM, "Bill Petersen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:



I would like to run a simple test against a group of systems. 
I want to only test for 
1. No passwords for ids like root, oracle, mysql, etc. 
2. Default userid & passwords (like oracle's scott/tiger) 

Is there any easy way to tell nessus to JUST do this type of test? 

There are userid / password lists on the net which I would like to take 
advantage of. 

I tried to 'filter' the plugins, but I guess I don't understand the 
expression syntax.  I tried 

'blank password|unpassword|default password' 

The only expressions I get much result with are 
default password 
password 


Yes, I am also looking at Hydra and Nikto (Thanks George). 
I am just trying to keep the number of different tools and 
data output formats to a minimum so I don't have to write so many 
translation programs to consolidate the data into a standard format 
and database for tracking purposes. 

Regards, 
Bill 




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