Bug Bounty Program Certification 3.4: Find Bugs Using Network Vulnerability Scanner

This video tutorial covers the use of a network vulnerability scanner, specifically focusing on Nessus. It guides viewers through downloading, installing, and configuring Nessus on a Windows machine. The tutorial also demonstrates how to perform a network scan and interpret the results, highlighting the importance of addressing critical vulnerabilities. The video concludes with a summary of the steps involved in using Nessus effectively.

What is the primary purpose of Nessus Home?

• To scan commercial networks

• To scan personal home networks

• To manage network traffic

• To provide antivirus protection

What is required to activate Nessus Home after registration?

• A personal email ID

• A phone number

• A company email ID

• An activation code

During the installation of Nessus, what must be set up after the software is installed?

• Network settings

• User credentials

• Firewall rules

• System updates

How can you access Nessus after installation?

• Through a mobile app

• Via a web client

• Using a command line interface

• Through a desktop application

What is the first step in performing a network scan with Nessus?

• Entering the IP address

• Reviewing scan results

• Creating a new scan

• Selecting a scan profile

What should be done if critical vulnerabilities are found during a scan?

• Re-scan the network

• Address and patch them

• Document them

• Ignore them

Why is Nessus Home not suitable for commercial use?

• It is too expensive

• It is only licensed for personal use

• It lacks advanced features

• It requires a dedicated server