Vuls Vulnerability Scanner

Vuls Vulnerability Scanner 0.38.6 is an open-source, agentless vulnerability scanner designed to detect security vulnerabilities on Linux servers and other supported environments. It helps administrators and security teams identify vulnerable packages, review scan results, and maintain better security visibility from the command line.

The solution supports local and remote vulnerability scanning workflows, configuration testing, scan history review, and integration with FutureVuls SaaS. It is ideal for cloud server security assessment, infrastructure auditing, vulnerability management, and DevSecOps use cases.

Features of Vuls Vulnerability Scanner 0.38.6:

• Agentless vulnerability scanning for Linux-based systems.
• Supports local and remote server vulnerability assessment.
• Configuration validation using the configtest command.
• Command-line based scan execution and scan history review.
• Supports integration with FutureVuls for centralized vulnerability management.
• Useful for security auditing, compliance checks, and server hardening workflows.

Usage instructions for Vuls Vulnerability Scanner 0.38.6
$ sudo su
$ mkdir -p /opt/vuls
$ cd /opt/vuls
$ cat > /opt/vuls/config.toml <<'EOF'
[servers]
[servers.localhost]
host = "localhost"
port = "local"
scanMode = ["fast-root"]
EOF
$ vuls configtest -config=/opt/vuls/config.toml
$ vuls scan -config=/opt/vuls/config.toml
$ vuls history

Check installed version:
vuls configtest -config=/opt/vuls/config.toml 2>&1 | grep -m1 "vuls-"

Application access:
Vuls is a command-line based vulnerability scanner and does not require a web application port.

Required port:
SSH Port 22 for VM access

Disclaimer: Vuls Vulnerability Scanner 0.38.6 is provided “as is” under applicable open-source licenses. Users are responsible for proper configuration, scan result validation, vulnerability remediation, and secure operation of their systems. This solution is best suited for vulnerability scanning, security assessment, and infrastructure auditing in development, staging, and production environments.