feat: update nessus compose file

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request integrates Nessus, a popular vulnerability scanning tool, into the project's infrastructure using Docker Compose. It provides a structured way to deploy and manage Nessus alongside a custom worker service designed to automate scanning sessions and interact with an OASM API, enhancing the project's security assessment capabilities.

Highlights

• Nessus Docker Compose Integration: Introduced a new Docker Compose file (tools/nessus/compose.yml) to orchestrate the Nessus vulnerability scanner and a custom oasm-nessus worker service, enabling a containerized environment for security assessments.
• Makefile Targets for Nessus Management: Added a suite of Makefile targets (nessus-pull, nessus-run, nessus-update, nessus-down, nessus-clean) for streamlined lifecycle management of the Nessus Docker Compose stack, simplifying common operations.
• Nessus Worker Configuration: Created a dedicated configuration file (tools/nessus/config.yml) for the oasm-nessus worker, detailing logging, scheduling for automated scan sessions, and API connectivity for both Nessus and an OASM service.

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Changelog

• Makefile
  • New targets nessus-pull, nessus-run, nessus-update, nessus-down, and nessus-clean were added to simplify the lifecycle management of the Nessus Docker environment.
• tools/nessus/compose.yml
  • This new file defines two Docker services: oasm-nessus (a custom worker) and docker-nessus (the official Tenable Nessus image).
  • It configures port mapping for Nessus (8834), sets up default admin credentials and an activation code, and mounts a volume for Nessus data persistence.
  • An external network oasm_net is specified for inter-service communication.
• tools/nessus/config.yml
  • This new configuration file for the oasm-nessus worker includes logging settings, enables a pprof server, and defines cron schedules for cleaning, creating, and storing Nessus scan sessions.
  • It also contains connection parameters for the Nessus API (URL, credentials, access/secret keys) and the OASM API (URL, API key).

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Code Review

This pull request introduces Nessus integration by adding a new docker-compose file, configuration, and Makefile targets. While this is a valuable addition, there are several critical security vulnerabilities due to hardcoded credentials and API keys in the new configuration files. Additionally, there are opportunities for improving maintainability in the Makefile and a potential bug in the docker-compose file due to a volume name mismatch. These issues should be addressed before merging.