By this time I should be on stage at DefCon 18 in Las Vegas presenting and releasing Seccubus version 1.5.

If you want to download this version go to the download section.

Highlights are:

• Released during mij DefCon18 talk
• Nikto compatibility
• RPM isntallation file
• Now able to handle Nessus compliance autput

Full changelog:

01-08-2010 — Seccubus v1.5.0 - The Defcon 18 and Nikto compatibility release

• Ticket [ 2979354 ] - Nikto compatibility Creating a scan with “mode=’nikto’” will fire off a Nikto scan from the server running Seccubus, if nikto is installed (remote scanners are currently not supported). The configuraiton file allows you to pass additional parameters to nikto.
• Ticket [ 2978649 ] - Seccubus cannot handle compliance plugin output It has turned out that in a Nessus .nbe file the same host/port/plugin combination can appear more then once, e.g. when dealing with compliancy plugines (e.g. plugin number 21157). Seccubus will now test if an entry for a certain host/port/plugin combination allready exists and if so it will append the finding to the entry in stead of overwriting the entry. Also the output of compliace type plugins is a bit large. If the plugin is one of the compliancy then the first word (sequence of non-space characters) is added to the plugin number
• Ticket [ 2978437 ] - Typo in line 46 of do-scan Corrected typo
• Ticket [ 2978573 ] - New ignored_diffs Updated
• Ticket [ 2981907 ] - Online up2date check up2date.pl makes an http connection to the seccubus website to determine is the current version of Seccubus is up to date.
• Ticket [ 2986053  ] - Findings >150 characters not truncated In certain circumstances, findings with > 150 characters were not propperly truncated in the web gui. This is now fixed
• Ticket [ 2986061 ] - Odd rendering of MS bulleting links Only render MS type text into a hyperlink if it is not preceeded by a slash.
• Ticket [ 2984464 ] - ignore ASP.Net_SessionId Added the line below to ignore_diffs [+-] d+s+value = .*?n?
• Ticket [ 3025145 ] - Provide RPM installer Thanks to Peter Slootweg an RPM is now also available for easy installation