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# Run | # Run Nikto against '''WEBSERVER''' and export results to HTML: {{command|nikto -output results.html -Format html -host http://WEBSERVER/}} | ||
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# You should see Nikto results. | # You should see Nikto results. | ||
# Double-check the | # Double-check the results in {{command|results.html}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:25, 28 May 2011
Description
This test case tests the ability of Nikto to scan a web server for known vulnerabilities.
Setup
- A working web server is required either remotely or locally.
- Ensure the
nikto
package is installed.
How to test
- Run Nikto against WEBSERVER and export results to HTML:
nikto -output results.html -Format html -host http://WEBSERVER/
Expected Results
- You should see Nikto results.
- Double-check the results in
results.html