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Re: [PEN-TEST] Auditing for Malicious Tools


From: Netsecure <netsecure () NETSECURE NET NZ>
Date: Tue, 22 Aug 2000 20:36:56 +1200

Thanks Brian,

This is the application I was searching for just downloaded it. Looks a lot
better than the last version (as it used to die on our 35gb drive).

It's a great auditors tools as you can show admins the users that are
potential problems during an audit. They keep it up to date and is going to
be a great tool of the future imagine.

Thanks for everyone who replied with useful information. If anyone knows of
a another product offering this ability please keep the messages coming.

Cheers
cug


-----Original Message-----
From: Brian Pennington [mailto:Bpennington () brilaw com]
Sent: Tuesday, 22 August 2000 07:21
To: netsecure () bigfoot com; netsecure () netsecure net nz;
PEN-TEST () securityfocus com
Subject: Re: [PEN-TEST] Auditing for Malicious Tools


I think the product you were thinking of is CyberSight from Cryptic Software

www.cryptic.co.uk

We have found it can scan for a huge range of tools and potential
problems.

They also have a consultants version for multiple client auditing.


Brian

netsecure () netsecure net nz 08/20/00 10:54pm >>>
Hi Everyone

I am looking for an application that searches fo malicious tools. I believe
someone in the UK has written one but I am unable to find it on search
engines. Does anyone no of such tools ? They look for realeased hacking
tools this application should not just look for trojans (which virus
scanners already do) But complied and released tools like nessus, SMBgrind,
etc.

Cheers
Netsecure



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