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Re: Lan access via wifi


From: Sherwyn Williams <sherwill22 () tmail com>
Date: Mon, 6 Jun 2005 14:05:52 -0400

The thing is that is did that already, I stated that in my first post. I did a nmap and noticed that all the internal host are filtered by some firewall. I have access to the wireless router and I open up the internal host by pointing them to the dmz side of the router. I did a nessus scan and also and got no usefull info. So Is why my next step was to try a unc shared access by doing \\.\x:\ but that did not gave me any useful info.

That is why I email the list.



On Mon, 6 Jun 2005 13:37, Brian W Baker wrote:
Not that I'm against learning, as we've all been there, and learned from
some of the best.  What gets me, is that you're on a
"pentest"...enumeration should be your next step, nmap at least, then
nessus, at least...once you get in the network via wireless, it would be
the same as what I presume you've already done on the rest of the
pentest (wired side). Are you working with someone else on this pentest?

I'm not trying to be "ugly", I'm just saying what I'm sure a lot of the
rest of the list didn't say...



Sherwyn Williams wrote:
 Kidding with what my question, what is this the
 Professional corner of the list, ok professors if you are tired of
 teaching you can go back to solving world peace I totally get it. I
 should try www.google right thanks a lot to everyone who did took timr
 to answer  my quetion

 On Mon, 6 Jun 2005 12:49, Brian W Baker wrote:

 You're kiddin, right?



 Sherwyn Williams wrote:

  Senerio:

Doing a pentest, the client has a wifi router that is not encrypted and
  is gaving out dhcp address to any wifi client with a compatible card.
  Now my question is once I received a ip address, and I pinged a few
  internal clients , how would be a good way for me to gain access to
  these internal network.

  I tried  //ipaddress/ because there is no machine name in the dhcp
  routing table. Could not connect that way, I even tried to open up
certain ports via putting the machine on the router dmz and did a scan
  with the secuirty features disable, but still there is no open ports.

  Thanks in advance.



  Sherwyn Williams
  Technical Consultant
  (917) 650-5139
  Sherwill22 () tmail com

 Sherwyn Williams
 Technical Consultant
 (917) 650-5139
 Sherwill22 () tmail com

Sherwyn Williams
Technical Consultant
(917) 650-5139
Sherwill22 () tmail com


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