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Re: Commercial Exploit Tools


From: Neusbeer <neusbeer () gmail com>
Date: Fri, 30 Sep 2011 21:35:04 +0200

immunitysec's canvas is one of the best I've heard.
(to expensive for me so I only heard it, and a few vids of working with canvas)
metasploit is second behind them with Rapid7 neXpose and their Framework.
Nessus can be handy sometimes...

Slaintz,
 Neusbeer

Op 29-9-2011 20:42, Kent Blackwell schreef:
Greetings all,

I work for a DoD organization as a penetration tester. We currently
use a combination of open source tools and eEye Retina for our tests,
however some excess cash in the budget has given us the opportunity to
grab ourselves a commercial exploitation tool. Given that our
distribution of choice is Backtrack 5 the most obvious choice was
Metasploit Pro. I checked out the most recent list of exploit tools on
seclists, but as the survey is hitting the five year mark I'd expect
things have changed. A quick Google at some alternatives gave me a
list of sponsored ads that I have zero trust in so I figured I'd probe
the community here.

My question is what commercial exploitation tools do you use and
what's your opinion on them. I don't need a huge, detailed explanation
of the tool, just an opinion and the name of the tool. Thanks in
advance!

-Kent

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