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Missing scripts in NMAP

Posted on April 7, 2016 by Juicy

I’ve just installed the latest Kali and updated everything. nmap is version 7.12.

I’ve noticed that smb-check-vulns.nse is not present. As far as I can tell, most other scripts I use are there but I’ve got an exam coming up and I don’t w… Continue reading Missing scripts in NMAP→

Posted in nmap

NMAP host discovery reporting discrepant results between NAT and Bridged mode

Posted on March 6, 2016 by Juicy

I figured this would be the most relevant place to ask this question. I’m using a Kali VM to run some network scans. The results are different depending on whether my network interface is bridged or NATed.

Running this scan nmap -sn 192.1… Continue reading NMAP host discovery reporting discrepant results between NAT and Bridged mode→

Posted in host-discovery, nmap

Exploiting through a filtered port

Posted on March 10, 2014 by Juicy

I’m doing some pentesting against a machine the lecturer set up in the lab. NMAP shows port 445 to be filtered and Nessus confirms the ms08_067 vulnerability is present on that machine.

I tried running Metasploit against it … Continue reading Exploiting through a filtered port→

Posted in Exploit, Metasploit, ports

Exploiting through a filtered port

Posted on March 10, 2014 by Juicy

I’m doing some pentesting against a machine the lecturer set up in the lab. NMAP shows port 445 to be filtered and Nessus confirms the ms08_067 vulnerability is present on that machine.

I tried running Metasploit against it … Continue reading Exploiting through a filtered port→

Posted in Exploit, Metasploit, ports

What patterns does a signature based anti-virus look for?

Posted on February 11, 2014 by Juicy

I’m working on a uni project where I will attempt to create a malware that uses some form of genetic algorithm to “evolve” itself out of being recognized by a signature based AV software.

For this I will need to code my own … Continue reading What patterns does a signature based anti-virus look for?→

Posted in antivirus, malware

What patterns does a signature based anti-virus look for?

Posted on February 11, 2014 by Juicy

I’m working on a uni project where I will attempt to create a malware that uses some form of genetic algorithm to “evolve” itself out of being recognized by a signature based AV software.

For this I will need to code my own … Continue reading What patterns does a signature based anti-virus look for?→

Posted in antivirus, malware

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