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hammackj avatar hammackj commented on June 10, 2024

top10vulns = Item.risks_by_plugin(limit)

limit is default to 10. you can do any number really

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ebdavison avatar ebdavison commented on June 10, 2024

I haven't been able to get the count of the number of the plugins for each of these top 10 items.

How about the top 10 hosts with vulnerabilities?

And the number of hosts with critical, high, medium and low vulnerabilities (as opposed to the number of critical, high, etc.)?

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hammackj avatar hammackj commented on June 10, 2024

just add .all.count or .all.size to the query and it will return the counts.

this is the code from the top 10 hosts ordered by vuln count, not sure exactly what you want as there is a graph that already generates that data if i understand you correctly.

            #
            #
            def top_vuln_graph(limit=10)
                g = Gruff::Bar.new(GRAPH_WIDTH)
                g.title = sprintf "Top %d Critical/High Finding Count Per Host ", Item.risks_by_host(limit).all.count
                g.sort = false
                g.theme = {
                    :colors => %w(red green blue orange yellow purple black grey brown pink),
                    :background_colors => %w(white white)
                }

                Item.risks_by_host(limit).all.each do |item|
                    ip = Host.find_by_id(item.host_id).name
                    count = Item.where(:host_id => item.host_id).where("severity IN (?)", [2,3]).count

                    g.data(ip, count)
                end

                StringIO.new(g.to_blob)
            end

Item.where(:severity => 3).group(:host).all.count , should return all hosts with crit vulns

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ebdavison avatar ebdavison commented on June 10, 2024

Thanks for the code for these counts.

I am putting these counts into text as well as showing the graph in the executive summary which I am working on now.

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hammackj avatar hammackj commented on June 10, 2024

You can take a look at the models lib/nessusdb/models/* for all the helper methods.they are not fully documented yet. I will get them sooner or later.

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ebdavison avatar ebdavison commented on June 10, 2024

That should actually be: Item.where(:severity => 3).group(:host_id).all.count

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