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I will need in the coming days to export all the vulnerabilities of my serpico in a new database.
After looking here and there for documentation on this subject, I found nothing convincing. I therefore take the liberty of asking the question. Is there a tutorial or documentation on the subject?
Thank you in advance for your feedback.
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Serpico uses a Sqlite database that is located in the db/master.db file. If you have acces to the server, you can simply copy this file and/or open it directly with any Sqlite driver.
Otherwise, there is also a feature to backup the database that is only accesible if you have an administrator account. It should be located in the menu on the left.
Hope that helps,
Have a good day.
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Hi everyone,
I will need in the coming days to export all the vulnerabilities of my serpico in a new database.
After looking here and there for documentation on this subject, I found nothing convincing. I therefore take the liberty of asking the question. Is there a tutorial or documentation on the subject?
Thank you in advance for your feedback.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: