Re: Penetration Testing

[Alex Stender <alex.stender () gmail com>]

Thank you all for your recommendations. Most useful.

I will have a go at Nesus and nmap.

Obviuosly, Googling is the first thing that comes up to everyone's mind.

But when you don't have time to research in an area which you are not
a speciliast (otherwise I would not be asking) one should humbly ask
for help (one of the purposes of a mailing list) so experts can point
you in the right direction.

That's why I love theses lists.

Thank you.

Alex

On 8/7/09, Alex Stender <alex.stender () gmail com> wrote:
> I am sure you have been asked this question a zillion of times and I
> sware that I searched the list history, as far as my records go, and I
> could not find the answer.
>
> I am looking for a tool which is able port scan an Internet connection
> externally and analyse each opened port assessing the potential
> vulnerabilities of the running opened.
>
> It has to be free, open source or a one-shot fully working trial. Is xscan
> good?
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Thanks
>
> Alex

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