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OVAL Interpreter is a handy reference implementation developed to demonstrate the evaluation of OVAL Definitions.
Based on a set of Definitions the interpreter collects system information, evaluates it, and generates a detailed OVAL Results file.
This tool was developed to demonstrate the usability of OVAL Definitions and to ensure correct syntax and adherence to the OVAL Schemas by definition writers, it is not a fully functional scanning tool and has a simplistic user interface but running the Interpreter will provide a list of OVAL Definition IDs and their results on the system.
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Resolved the unknown error message in the win-def:process58_test.
· Fixed a bug causing a crash when a deprecated defini tion was analyzed which didn't have any criteria.
· Fixed error message display bugs in registry-related probes, which caused nonsensical error messages when RegCloseKey() failed.
· Updated the unix-def:xinetd_test to support unbounded item entities (flags, no_access, and only_from).
· Fixed the linked libraries in the linux makefile to include -lselinux, and not include -lpopt unless the RPM probes were being built.
· Fixed a bug when collecting the has_extended_acl entity in the unix-def:file_test so that we are assigning a value of 'false' when a file does not have an ACL or it matches the standard UNIX permissions.
· Added support for the scheduling_class entity in the unix-def:process_test and the unix-def:process58_test
· Fixed a bug where we were outputting invalid OVAL Results when messages were included on tests.
Via: OVAL Interpreter 5.10.1 Build 4
