Nessus Map : Parse Nessus File(s) & Shows Output In Interactive UI

Nessus Map parse .nessus file(s) and shows output in interactive User Interface. It just works by creating XML directory in Nessus_Map home directory and place all .nessus files under XML directory and start server.

Nessus Map Requirements

  • Python3
  • Django

Tested On

  • Ubuntu 18.04

What it does?

  • Vulnerability based parsing
  • Service based parsing
  • Host bases parsing
  • Unsupported OS parsing
  • Generate Executive Summary of scan
  • Export parsed .nessus(s) to JSON file(s)
  • Import JSON file in Nessus_Map

Also Read – Goblin : An Impish, Cross-Platform Binary Parsing Crate, Written In Rust

How to Setup?

  • Clone this repo git clone https://github.com/d3vilbug/Nessus_Map.git
  • Change directory cd Nessus_Map
  • Copy all .nessus files in XML directory
  • Start server with python3 manage.py runserver

Vulnerability Parsing

Host Parsing

Services Parsing

Executive Report

Export parsed .nessus(s) to JSON file(s)

Import JSON file in Nessus_Map

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