RE: nessus exceptions

["Marc Heuse" <marc.heuse () nruns com>]

Hi chris, 

using a fake ftp server which emulates anonymous ftp and logging all the
requests should do the trick.
ISS, Nessus, and all other scanners use a password for the anonymous login
which is unique.
e.g. Nessus uses "nessus@" as anonymous password, ISS "-iss@iss", even old
satan :-) uses "-satan@"
you can identify even webbrowsers and other security tools like amap/nmap
etc.

You can use honeyd (www.honeyd.org) for this.

Greets,
Marc

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-----Original Message-----
From: Chris Griffin [mailto:cgriffin () dcmindiana com] 
Sent: 02 August 2004 20:58
To: pen-test () securityfocus com
Subject: nessus exceptions

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Hi list,
Im trying to find some good holes, that aren't major security issues,
that i can create on a machine to see if our testing company really
uses anything other than nessus.



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