An intrusive test tries to exercise the vulnerability, which can crash or alter the remote target. A non-intrusive test tries not to cause any harm to the target. ... A vulnerability scanner such as Nessus (see Nessus) differs from a penetration tool by the manner in which it exploits vulnerabilities.
B. One has a higher potential for disrupting system operations.
A vulnerability scanner can execute intrusive or nonintrusive tests. An intrusive test tries to exercise the vulnerability, which can crash or alter the remote target. A non-intrusive test tries not to cause any harm to the target. The test usually consists of checking the remote service version, or checking whether the vulnerable options are enabled.
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