Install Nessus for Free and scan for Vulnerabilities (New Way)

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  00:00 – Intro
  00:53 – Goal of This Video
  01:03 – Sponsored section
  03:22 – Downloading Nessus
  03:49 – Download the Pdf to guide you
  04:25 – Get Checksum
  06:09 – Install the software
  06:41– Get Your License
  07:12 – Start the Service
  08:55 – Installation completed
  09:09 – Before creating a scan
  10:17 – Demo with a Complete installation
  10:39 – Running a Scan
  11:59 – Scanning a device
  12:32 – Ports You can Scan for
  13:17 – Vulnerabilities Discovered

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• the worst . Google is harvesting your emails for AI proposes, when anything is free, you are the product. beware

• Insanely annoying button and focus animation… At the start it's fancy, then it becomes disturbing and after that damn outright annoying.

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• How do we know that your PDF is safe and not full of malware just to prank us? LOL 😀

• @davidbombal Thank you sir. I learned two things today in this video. 1. How to install nessus 2. How to use it. Just when I needed the most for my interview preparation.

  Kind request: could you make a video on how to apply for cybersecurity positions for a 40yr old from not IT background and has 1yr It experience as desktop support and sysad but not employed for past 1.5 yrs. Also what are common interview questions to expect (subject and general), what they should know for soc, pentest, digital forensics incident response position (plus how those job roles would be) and salary negotiation.

  I know it is too much for the asking but today when I was learning about cybersecurity interview questions there was a question – which cybersecurity professional would you go for advice and you came to my head. So the request. Any help would be much appreciated. Thankyou sir 🎉❤

• What is the benifit of auto forwarding my emails from gmail to proton if the email is already stored in gmail servers and its data is already accessible by Google??

  Another point to consider is that we can not consider Protonmail a secured emailing account unless it's used from both sides (sender & receiver), or the other side is a secured and not commercial email provider.
  Becuase securing your sent email won't make sense if the receiver mailbox is exposed!!!

• I usually use docker to run nessus from my VPS. Could be a good follow up showing people how to setup and use with a designated data directory!

• Is it nessus essentials which is free for 16 IP addresses per day ?

• As always keep up the great work David! Awesome video, I learned so much! Thank you!

• Thanks For the video David i really learned a lot 👍👍

• I like this vid. Good insight and interesting.

• that is fire

• is chorme extensions are safe

• Thank you for this – Up and running, alongside the Qualys Community edition.
  Also, long time supporter of Proton, and use most of their services with paid functionality. Worth every $, and WAY cheaper compared to competitors like Google/Jotta/etc if you need cloud storage and/or custom domain mail

• Not working please help

• David this is great! Thanks. You have a huge collection of interesting videos. Have you already done a video on Metasploit and how to use it? I'd love to see your opinion and tutorial on this.

• Can you really evade the censors with base64?

  aHR0cHM6Ly9maWxlcy5jYXRib3gubW9lL2MyNXQ4OC5naWYK

• Thank you David for putting out such quality content! You're a great motivation to me on my Cybersecurity journey❤

• The video so helpful, I have tried it countless times on my own and I didn't get but now just 1 go and I got everything,but I get a failure message anytime I try to download Nessus plugins

• Hello David I started watching your videos about 3 months ago. I like the information that you provide, but what I've discovered with lots of videos is that the presenters are more concerned with the amount of time that they allot to those videos rather than what the people who watch them can actually absorb from what is being presented. While it is true that we can watch the videos repeatedly to capture what is being presented. It seems to me that a lot is lost in translation due to the fact that the presentations contain so very much information that is makes it difficult to keep up even after viewing the videos multiple time. Rather than providing a satisfying meal, we receive an unseasoned hash in that we've eaten and yet are left hungry. I noticed from the start of watching videos on the internet, the presenters have the false ideal that if they produce a video that lasts more than 20 to 25 minutes they presume that the viewers don't have the attention span to endure the burden of having to focus for such an inordinately long span of time. That thinking may be true in some cases, however, the reverse is true when you, the viewer, has come here to absorb knowledge and not just information. This ideal that "time is money" leads many to the false presumptution that if something takes too long, it's not worth it for them. If these individuals have set themselves up a teachers and purveyors of actual knowledge, then they must recognize that to share what they themselves have consumed took them a great deal of time. And that it will take an equal amount of time to regurgitate that knowledge for others the consume. The same is true with most blogs. The bloggers are saying a bunch of stuff, but they leave the one who has come for knowledge hungry for more than what is presented, leaving us confused. In a way, it seems to be presumed that if someone has come to these venues, they are already sufficiently knowledgable enough that it should not take much more to get them over the hump to understand and using the rest of what is left out of the knowledge that they are given. All of those that come to these presentations may in our hearts be nerds and eggheads, but we are not nearly as far along the path as are those who are supposed to be bringing us up to speed who have been doing these things for years. The internet of things is a vast storehouse ever changing knowledge and understanding and we must put in the time both the teach and to learn effectively as much of that knowledge as possible. Snippets or bits and pieces buried in a sea of acronyms are not as easily ingested as one might think it to be. I, myself am a retired less than novice, who desires greatly to become as well versed as you all are. And it has nothing to do with my age. Think about this thought. If someone wants to learn PHP, he has not only to learn PHP, he has to learn all of the supporting technologies that come as support in order to propagate that technology. The internet has lots of stuff being presented to us, but its content leaves most of us wanting. It is as the saying goes: "It's like trying to take a drink from the end of a fire hose. In essence, I and many like me are here to take more that a sip, we want to take a satisfying drink and not for feel like we are drowning as a result. Anyway, David, what you are doing is great. I hope that you can and a re willing to make it exceptional. Thank you very much. I do appreciate what you give us.

• Thank you Mr Bombal. I use GreenBone for my vulnerability scans. I'm going to deploy Nessus in the network, it looks like it's more complete.

• This was great, thank you for the video and keep up the great work 🙂

• thank you so much. i love it sir.. good job 👍

• Do you recommend this Nessus over OpenVAS?

• Ops proton can give access the gov do you forget last event they did

• Thanks for making this video, David! Can you make an video on domain creation?

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