The Nessus Cheat Sheet provides a comprehensive guide to Nessus, a vulnerability scanner, including data directories, binary directories, logs directories, plugin directories, advanced settings, API, plugin feed, and good practices. It covers various aspects of Nessus, such as configuring and managing the scanner, searching in plugin content, and checking the latest available plugins feed. Additionally, it provides resources for further learning, including Nessus documentation, download page, plugins search, and community forums.
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