Nikto Web Scanner is an another good to have tool for any Linux administrator’s arsenal. It’s an Open source web scanner released under the GPL license, which is used to perform comprehensive tests on Web servers for multiple items including over 6500 potentially dangerous files/ CGIs. Suggested Read: It’s written by Chris Solo and David Lodge for Vulnerability assessment, it checks for outdated versions over 1250 Web servers and over 270 version specific problems. It also scans and reports for outdated web server software and plugins. Features of Nikto Web Scanner • Supports SSL • Supports full HTTP proxy • Supports text, HTML, XML and CSV to save reports. • Scan for multiple ports • Can scan on multiple servers by taking inputs from files like nmap output • Support LibWhisker IDS • Capable enough to identify installed software with headers, files, and favicons • Logs for Metasploits • Reports for “unusual ” headers. • Apache and cgiwrap user enumeration • Authenticate hosts with Basic and NTLM • Scans can be Auto-paused at a specified time.

Install and Configure Web Services (Apache Virtual Hosting) on Zentyal Server – Part 9. Step 5: Shut Down Linux & Reboot Windows. Logout, remove DVD, and reboot into Windows. Step 6: Get CMD Prompt Modify Accounts. When Windows reboots, click on the ease of access button in the bottom left corner. May 16, 2014 - Sebelum kamu mengoprasikan aplikasi nikto ini kamu harus terlebih dahulu install Perl interpreter Karena. Demo Video Nikto For Windows 7 32 bit.

Nikto Requirements A system with basic Perl, Perl Modules, OpenSSL installation should enable Nikto to run. It has been thoroughly tested on Windows, Mac OSX and various Unix/ Linux distributions such as Red Hat, Debian, Ubuntu, BackTrack, etc. Installation of Nikto Web Scanner on Linux Most of the today’s Linux systems comes with pre-installed Perl, Perl Modules, and OpenSSL packages. If not included, you can install them using the default system package manager utility called yum or apt-get.