Bug Bounty Program Certification 5.2: Find Major Bugs in Server

This video tutorial covers the use of Nessus Network Vulnerability Scanner. It begins with an introduction to Nessus, including its installation and setup on a Windows operating system. The tutorial then demonstrates how to start Nessus, log in, and configure it to scan multiple IP addresses or a range of IP addresses. It explains how to configure and launch scans, analyze the results, and identify vulnerabilities. The video concludes with instructions on completing the scan and downloading reports.

What is the default port number used by the Nessus web client?

• 8888

• 8443

• 8834

• 8080

Which of the following is NOT a scan profile available in Nessus?

• Advanced Scan

• Cloud Scan

• Firewall Scan

• Shellshock Scan

When setting up a network scan in Nessus, what is the correct way to specify a range of IP addresses?

• 192.168.0.1-192.168.0.254

• 192.168.0.1,192.168.0.254

• 192.168.0.1/192.168.0.254

• 192.168.0.1 to 192.168.0.254

What should you do after setting up a scan project in Nessus?

• Reboot the server

• Click 'Save' and then 'Launch'

• Update the Nessus software

• Restart the Nessus service

Which color represents a critical vulnerability in Nessus scan results?

• Green

• Orange

• Blood Red

• Blue

What is the significance of port number 445 in the context of SMB vulnerabilities?

• It is used for HTTP traffic

• It is the default port for FTP

• It is used for DNS queries

• It is associated with SMB protocol

What can you do if you want to create a new policy in Nessus?

• Click on 'Policies' and then 'Create New Policy'

• Update the Nessus plugins

• Go to the 'Settings' tab

• Restart the Nessus application