Re: [PATCH] nmap-service-probes: Misc database corrections, printer additions

[Fyodor <fyodor () insecure org>]

On Fri, Feb 27, 2009 at 11:26:10AM -0800, Aaron Leininger wrote:
> Try this second pcap file. I used a utility called Hi-Jetter to do
> some of the things you mention above. The PCAP should include grabbing
> environment variables and status.

Awesome, thanks.  It looks like Brandon has already made some progress
on probe creation for this!

> I can get you a specific cap of changing the display text as well if
> that would help.

No authentication needed?  Am I the only one who thinks this screams
for a simple, non-default display hacking NSE script?

nmap --script jetdirect-display --script-args 'msg=I haZ Pwn3d yur prInt3r#@$#' printer.corp.com

Or we could write "feed me a cat", or any number of rediculous things
on people's printer displays :).  It is kind of pointless since we
could easily print funny things and have more space than a printer
status display, but for some reason that doesn't sounds as fun.

Anyway, I sometimes feel like we need a whole humor category of
scripts just for messing with people :).  Anyone know if Vista still
allows you to send unauthenticated popup windows messages to it?

Cheers,
-F

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