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# OpenVAS Skills Assessment

## Accessing OpenVAS

1. First step is to navigate to the hosted OpenVAS server
2. To do this, go in your browser and insert the following: <https://ip\\_address:8080>
3. The following will show up

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4. Authenticate with `htb-student`:`HTB_@cademy_student!`.
5. You will now be logged in

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## Questions

<details>

<summary>What type of operating system is the Linux host running? (one word)</summary>

1. This one is simple
2. Just go the Linux Basic Scan
3. Open the report&#x20;
4. Select the OS Tab and you will see that the OS is in fact Ubuntu

![](/files/woPhMR5Rrlq63yWB0SPL)

</details>

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<summary>What type of FTP vulnerability is on the Linux host? (Case Sensitive, four words)</summary>

For this one, stay in the reporting section but go to the Results Tab, the answer will straight away be available, which is

* ![](/files/nVrL0231JfWeloXeYF6K)

</details>

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<summary>What is the IP of the Linux host targeted for the scan?</summary>

For this one, go to the "Hosts" Tab and you will see the IP that the scan was performed against.

![](/files/be69DAh40OYkPfmRimuC)

</details>

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<summary>What vulnerability is associated with the HTTP server? (Case-sensitive)</summary>

Go back to the results section and you will see the HTTP Vulnerability that was identified

![](/files/9s3fMuQivpYkWgwVitD8)

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