They concatenate strings, subtract strings, perform direct string comparisons, and perform regular expression comparisons. The convenience of built-in operators combined with the functions described in the NASL library make handling strings in NASL as easy as handling them in PHP or Python. Although ...
As you may have guessed, %s is the placeholder for strings, but there are placeholders for other data types as well, such as integers, floating point numbers or even single characters. You can also print the data in hex representation. However, there is a catch. If you use it incorrectly...