Which script, designed by Robin Wood, is used to merge Nessus results and convert them into a CSV file?

• A. NeXCSer Tool
• B. Network Tracing
• C. Nickerson, Chris
• D. Nikto: Web Server Vuln Scanner

Answer: (B)

The idea to merge Nessus results and export them as CSV is a common workflow for consolidating vulnerability data across scans, making analysis easier in spreadsheets and reporting tools. The script designed by Robin Wood for this purpose is called the NeXCSer Tool. It specifically handles Nessus output, merging multiple scan results into a single dataset and converting that data into CSV for straightforward review of hosts, vulnerabilities, plugin IDs, severities, and related details. The other options don’t fit this use case: Network Tracing isn’t about processing Nessus outputs, the name of a person doesn’t indicate a Nessus data tool, and Nikto is a separate web server vulnerability scanner rather than a Nessus result converter.