Want to turn your Raspberry Pi 4 into a Nessus vulnerability scanner? If so, this is one of my Cyber Security Projects meant for you! Looking to start a career in Information Security, Cyber Security, or Information Assurance? Check out all these resources to Get Started! https://www.jongood.com/getstarted/ Need CAREER COACHING or CONSULTING Services? https://www.jongood.com/services/ Raspberry Pi’s are extremely popular for lightweight and inexpensive computing solutions around the world. Raspberry Pi’s are being used for just about anything that you can think of that needs light computing power. Since vulnerability scanners have low resource requirements, using a Raspberry Pi makes a lot of sense. Join me in this video as we walk through the required steps to turn your Raspberry Pi 4 into a Nessus vulnerability scanner. This is a fun and exciting project that will give you hands on experience with an actual vulnerability scanner. If you want to follow along, I have all the required hardware here: https://www.jongood.com/resources/projects/raspberry-pi/ Blog Post: https://www.jongood.com/raspberry-pi-projects-vulnerability-scanner/ Other Cyber Security Projects with a Raspberry Pi:    • Cyber Security Projects for Raspberry Pi   *DISCLAIMER: DO NOT SCAN NETWORKS THAT YOU ARE NOT AUTHORIZED TO DO SO.* 1. Download Raspberry Pi Image Loader: https://www.raspberrypi.com/software/ 2. Plug SD card into computer using memory card reader 3. Open Raspberry Pi Image Loader software, and load OS (Bake Your Pi) 4. Load SD card into Raspberry Pi, and then power on device 5. SSH into Raspberry Pi: ‘ssh pi@raspberrypi’ 6. Update Raspberry Pi: ‘sudo apt update && sudo apt-get -uy dist-upgrade’ 7. Reboot Raspberry Pi: ‘sudo reboot’ 8. SSH into Raspberry Pi: ‘ssh pi@raspberrypi’ 9. Download Nessus for Raspberry Pi: https://www.tenable.com/downloads/nessus?loginAttempted=true 10. On host computer, copy Nessus installer to Raspberry Pi: ‘scp Nessus-X.X.X-raspberrypios_armhf.deb pi@raspberrypi:/home/pi’ 11. On Raspberry Pi, install Nessus: ‘sudo dpkg -i Nessus-X.X.X-raspberrypios_armhf.deb’ 12. On Raspberry Pi, start nessusd daemon: ‘/bin/systemctl start nessusd.service’ 13. On host computer, visit http://raspberrypi:8834 in web browser 14. Select “Nessus Essentials” 15. Activate Nessus 16. Create initial user account 17. Log into Nessus 18. Start scanning (learn how to use Nessus: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x87gbgQD4eg) Other Resources: -Raspberry Pi: https://www.raspberrypi.com/ -Tenable Tutorial: https://docs.tenable.com/nessus/10_0/Content/InstallNessusRaspberryPi.htm *DISCLAIMER: DO NOT SCAN NETWORKS THAT YOU ARE NOT AUTHORIZED TO DO SO.* #RaspberryPi #Nessus #VulnerabilityScanner 🔥Training Courses🔥 ___________________________________________ Full List: https://www.jongood.com/courses/ 👕Merch👕 ___________________________________________ null 📱Social Media📱 ___________________________________________ Discord: https://jongood.com/discord Facebook: https://jongood.com/facebook Instagram: https://jongood.com/instagram LinkedIn: https://jongood.com/linkedin Twitter: https://jongood.com/twitter Website: https://jongood.com/ ⚡️Lab & YouTube Gear⚡️ ___________________________________________ https://www.jongood.com/equipment/ 📇Affiliates📇 ___________________________________________ https://www.jongood.com/affiliates/ DISCLAIMER: I am an ambassador or affiliate for many of the brands referenced on the channel. As an Amazon Associate, I earn a commission from qualifying purchases. DISCLAIMER (MUSIC): I only use royalty free music and sound effects. 0:00 ⏩ Introduction 1:08 ⏩ Prepare the oven 1:28 ⏩ Bake your Pi 3:14 ⏩ Power on and update your Pi 4:33 ⏩ Install Nessus 6:08 ⏩ Configure Nessus 7:39 ⏩ Start scanning 7:52 ⏩ Question of the Day (QOTD) 7:59 ⏩ Final Comments