Automatically parse and tabulate Nessus findings into OpenDocument tables
Example invocation (all platforms): nessus-report -s warn,hole -r high,medium -o h *.nbe -o outputFile.odt
Example invocations (nix): nessus-report -s warn,hole -r high,medium,moderate,low -o h $( find . -iname ".nbe*" ) -o outputFile.odt
This script relies on the ODFPy library. It can be installed from the Python Package Index with the following command: pip install http://pypi.python.org/packages/source/o/odfpy/odfpy-0.9.6.tar.gz. The Odf-py library is also available at http://opendocumentfellowship.com/projects/odfpy
Much thanks to Alessandro Di Pinto's Yet Another Nesuss Parser (YANP) examples for parsing .nessus XML files! For more information, please see https://code.google.com/p/yet-another-nessus-parser/
Current issues as of (20130813):
- add Compliance Finding results (for both .nessus and NBE)
- fix CSV output
- get header row to repeat across all pages of the table
- make an automatic list for Finding# column
- add file not found/no filename supplied exception handling
- optimize for .nessus file loading speed.
Issues resolved:
- fixed complex bug which caused report generator to overlook Critical vulnerabilities (20140327)
- ensure that 'critical' user input parameter is honored (20140325)
- fixed csv option handling bug - (20130813)
- figure out which severities the NBE parser is excluding from matches [turns out it isn't; it's that NBE doesn't always list everything that the .nessus does
- fix NBE support
- fix broken constraint of searches by severity list and risk factor
- ensure that column 6, CVE, appears in .ODT output