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New script: http-headers.nse
From: Ron <ron () skullsecurity net>
Date: Sat, 22 Aug 2009 20:19:29 -0500
Hey all,I was playing with http-enum.nse and http-userdir-enum.nse and, when I got odd results, I wanted to know what server the remote host was running. So naturally, I'd fire up netcat (err, ncat? ;) ) and do a quick GET or HEAD request.
That's when I decided to write a script to do it for me: http-headers.nse. It's super simple, it just does a GET for '/' and returns the HTTP headers.
(Why do I suddenly have a feeling of deja vu -- did somebody else write this already?)
Anyway, I've attached it. If you guys think it's worth including, I'll commit.
Thanks! Ron -- Ron Bowes http://www.skullsecurity.org/
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- Re: New script: http-headers.nse Ron (Aug 22)
- Re: New script: http-headers.nse Ron (Aug 25)
- Re: New script: http-headers.nse Fyodor (Aug 27)
- Re: New script: http-headers.nse Ron (Aug 27)
- Re: New script: http-headers.nse Fyodor (Aug 27)
- Re: New script: http-headers.nse Patrick Donnelly (Aug 22)