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

[George Hedfors <george.hedfors () DEFCOM COM>]

Yes there is. I recently discovered the great Samba TNG package of all kinds
of tools. It's still on an alpha level but enumeration works fine. I
would'nt recommend using the registry editor or anything like that yet. It
has crashed my NT box a few times ;). Obtain Samba TNG at
http://www.samba-tng.org

Regards, George.

-----Original Message-----
From: Penetration Testers [mailto:PEN-TEST () SECURITYFOCUS COM]On Behalf
Of Rick Redman
Sent: den 23 mars 2001 20:39
To: PEN-TEST () SECURITYFOCUS COM
Subject: [PEN-TEST] Windows NT/2000 Enumerators for Linux/UNIX


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