From: xelerated (xelerated@gmail.com)
Date: Fri Apr 07 2006 - 21:27:13 EDT
Well, The best I could do was export my report as csv.
You can use the NessusWX client i know, im not sure about the native client.
Thats nessus's weak point, its reporting.
I do know there are a few options out there for injecting your scans intosay a mysql DB, and crystal reports will interface with mysql.
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