Re: [PEN-TEST] Windows NT/2000 Enumerators for Linux/UNIX

[Ben Ford <bford () ERISKSECURITY COM>]

I have actually run windows tools in a VMware session.  It actually
works rather nice in most cases.

-b


Rick Redman wrote:

> Does any one know of any good Windows NT/2000 Enumerators for UNIX/Linux?
>
> Here is the problem, if I am attacking a Win2K/NT server and I need a list
> of users,groups,lockout policies, shares, etc I have to boot into Windows on my
> attack machine and run either hunt.exe (part of another package, I forget
> which one) or enum.exe (by Jordan Ritter <jpr5 () darkridge com>)
>
> Does anyone have/know of UNIX based tools to get this type of information.
> Obviously I can use 'nat' (NetBIOS Security Kit v1.0) to get SOME information
> but I don't want to brute-force passwords at the same time. I have some other
> small scripts that will get me SOME information, but I am looking for an
> all-in-one tool that will make life ALOT easier. Hopefully I dont have to
> write one...
>
> What do other people do about testing 2K/NT systems when your attack platform
> is a UNIX varient? Obviously smbclient/nat and perl helpout alot, but not
> 100%.
>
> -Minga