You want to integrate the Nikto tool with nessus vulnerability scanner. Which of the following steps will you take to accomplish the task? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose…

The /etc/nessus directory stores Nessus configuration files, not external tool scripts; placing nikto.pl there does not make it executable by the Nessus plugin engine.

/var/www is the default web server document root and has no relationship to the Nessus plugin execution environment or the system PATH used by the nessusd daemon.

Placing the directory containing nikto.pl in root's PATH environment variable allows the Nessus daemon (nessusd), which runs as root, to locate and invoke the Nikto Perl script when the corresponding Nessus plugin is executed during a scan.

Restarting the nessusd service is required to reload the plugin list and apply any configuration changes, including the newly accessible Nikto script, so Nessus can recognize and schedule it as part of vulnerability scans.