Re: commandline port-scanner for NT ?

["Rainer Duffner" <rainer () ultra-secure de>]

David Wong writes:

> I don't want to toot our own horns at Foundstone, but most of us use FScan
> exclusively. 
>
> http://www.foundstone.com/rdlabs/tools.php?category=Scanner

Hi, 

I tried it (on W95...) and it worked.
Seems to be one of the more useful ones (similar to fport - kudos to 
foundstone for that one, too) ;-) 

What didn't work, though, was to use it on a server via a nc.exe bindshell. 

It runs - but it doesn't seem to scan any ports.
Even if given admin-priviledges via hk.exe. 


Any ideas, anybody ? 

I'd like to demonstrate the ability of an intruder to scan and attack hosts
in the DMZ, once a single host is penetrated. 


cheers,
Rainer
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