@timb_machine That would be kind of cool. @emf
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@neil thank you very much, Neil :) It should be fixed soon.
Hi everyone and sorry for the short notice but the Greenbone/OpenVAS vulnerability scanner community feed is offline for maintenance today Jan 16, 2025 through tomorrow sometime in the morning (CET) Jan 17, 2025. We'll keep you updated with any new information as needed and thank you so much for understanding.
#VulnerabilityManagement #Greenbone #OpenVAS #OpenSource #infosec
@ljmoreno also, info/error messages from the logs might be helpful and if you could list the version number, package type and source (which Linux distribution, a Docker container, self-build, etc.) with your post that could help also (I'm not certain it makes a difference in this case, but if you include it, it saves someone asking that as the first question. :)
@ljmoreno Hi Jose :) it's a good starting place and it looks like we might need some additional info so please head on over to the Greenbone community forum. You can copy and paste the message you wrote here as your post to make it easier. Thanks!
Hi everyone :)
We have moved the Greenbone Community Edition Docker containers to self-hosting. The instructions at https://greenbone.github.io/docs/latest/22.4/container/index.html have been updated and the new registry location itself is "registry.community.greenbone.net/community"
The old images on Docker Hub will no longer be updated. If you have questions or issues please head on over to the community forum at https://forum.greenbone.net and thank you!
@realn2s you're welcome, and it runs on the scanner host only (nothing installed on targets). It's remote access and you set up the parameters and credentials if needed for the targets via configuration. Here's a walkthrough video to help show what things look like when preparing and running a scan.
@realn2s Hi Claudius! A place to start is here: https://greenbone.github.io/docs/latest/architecture.html
and for more info we have a full docs area at: https://docs.greenbone.net/ (there is overlap with Enterprise and Community edition for many things)
we also have a user forum here: https://forum.greenbone.net/
and a YouTube channel, the "Demystifying Greenbone" video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wqff4BDphDI has an overview of how things work together and hope that helps! :)
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Important- we’ll be moving the official Greenbone Community Containers off of Docker Hub in 2024 (edit, in the next few weeks as of July). Though we don’t have a new location to point to yet, we want to let you know ahead of time so you can be ready to update your workflows if needed. Updates will be posted on the community forum (linked) and on our Mastodon account here.
https://forum.greenbone.net/t/the-official-community-containers-are-moving-in-2024/
Important- we’ll be moving the official Greenbone Community Containers off of Docker Hub in 2024 (edit, in the next few weeks as of July). Though we don’t have a new location to point to yet, we want to let you know ahead of time so you can be ready to update your workflows if needed. Updates will be posted on the community forum (linked) and on our Mastodon account here.
https://forum.greenbone.net/t/the-official-community-containers-are-moving-in-2024/
Why are there so many complicated terms surrounding Greenbone? How does our vulnerability management system work? What do the components do? And how do they interact?
We believe that everybody should be able to understand cyber security. Greenbone's Joseph answers these questions and more in this video to give you condensed insider knowledge in a digestible format, so check it out! :)
For GOS 22.04, a new patch level is available.
There are 3 improvements, 4 bug fixes, and 1 security fix. For a complete list of changes, see the Roadmap & Lifecycle page:
Our docs contain a guide on using the Greenbone Community Edition on Kali Linux now 🥳 https://forum.greenbone.net/t/kali-linux-install-guide/16598 #kali #openvas #greenbone
Greenbone boosted:
The Greenbone Community Containers include some rather big images: greenbone/scap-data, greenbone/vulnerability-tests and greenbone/notus-data. With the changes on the NIST side for the scap data, this specific container even will triple its size to more then 3 GiB. Therefore I am currently working on shrinking the size of all these three container images #greenbone #openvas
Greenbone boosted:
Christmas, that is the time when Feilner IT is writing yearly reviews for our esteemed customers. :-)
#greenbone @greenbone is a huge success story, and we are happy and proud to have been a little contributor to this.
https://www.greenbone.net/en/blog/15-years-of-greenbone-look-back-at-2023/
We are pleased to announce another installment in our video series on learning Greenbone! 🥳
From the basic filter interface and report customization to understanding the power filter syntax and useful tips and trick - this video will help you get started using this powerful feature or dig even deeper if you are a seasoned user!
“Vulnerability management is becoming increasingly important” – Greenbone CEO Dr. Jan-Oliver Wagner at PITS Congress
Greenbone CEO Dr. Jan-Oliver Wagner was invited as an expert to take part in the panel discussion “Putting your finger in the wound – managing or closing vulnerabilities?" at the Public IT Security Congress initiated by Behoerdenspiegel.
More at the Greenbone Blog via @mfeilner
https://www.greenbone.net/en/blog/vulnerability-management-is-becoming-increasingly-important/
#PublicITSecurity #CRA #CSAF #VulnerabilityManagement #Greenbone #OpenVas
Greenbone boosted:
The release of gvmd 22.5.2 did break the Greenbone Community Containers and also source builds. See https://github.com/greenbone/gvmd/issues/2038 We are actively working on a solution! #greenbone #openvas
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