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Nmap 6：Network exploration and security auditing Cookbook
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Thebookisacollectionofeasytofollow,practicalrecipeswithexplanationsofthecode,andlinkstofurtherinformation.Thisbookisforanysecurityconsultant,administratororenthusiastlookingtolearnhowtouseandmasterNmapandtheNmapScriptingEngine.
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- Index
- Appendix A. References
- Working with NSE threads condition variables and mutexes in NSE
- Writing your own NSE library
- Reporting vulnerabilities correctly in NSE scripts
- Working with the web crawling library
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- Index 更新時間：2021-08-05 18:31:23
- Appendix A. References
- Working with NSE threads condition variables and mutexes in NSE
- Writing your own NSE library
- Reporting vulnerabilities correctly in NSE scripts
- Working with the web crawling library
- Writing a brute force script
- Exploiting a path traversal vulnerability with NSE
- Sending UDP payloads by using NSE sockets
- Making HTTP requests to identify vulnerable Trendnet webcams
- Introduction
- Chapter 9. Writing Your Own NSE Scripts
- Reporting vulnerability checks performed during a scan
- Generating an HTML scan report
- Generating a network topology graph with Zenmap
- Saving scan results in a grepable format
- Saving scan results to a SQLite database
- Saving scan results in an XML format
- Saving scan results in normal format
- Introduction
- Chapter 8. Generating Scan Reports
- Distributing a scan among several clients using Dnmap
- Collecting signatures of web servers
- Adjusting performance parameters
- Adjusting timing parameters
- Selecting the correct timing template
- Skipping tests to speed up long scans
- Scanning random targets
- Reading targets from a text file
- Scanning an IP address range
- Introduction
- Chapter 7. Scanning Large Networks
- Detecting vulnerable Exim SMTP servers version 4.70 through 4.75
- Retrieving the capabilities of a POP3 mail server
- Brute forcing POP3 passwords
- Retrieving the capabilities of an IMAP mail server
- Brute forcing IMAP passwords
- Detecting backdoor SMTP servers
- Enumerating users in an SMTP server
- Brute forcing SMTP passwords
- Detecting open relays
- Discovering valid e-mail accounts using Google Search
- Introduction
- Chapter 6. Auditing Mail Servers
- Retrieving CouchDB database statistics
- Listing CouchDB databases
- Retrieving MongoDB server information
- Listing MongoDB databases
- Finding sysadmin accounts with empty passwords on MS SQL servers
- Running commands through the command shell on MS SQL servers
- Dumping the password hashes of an MS SQL server
- Brute forcing MS SQL passwords
- Retrieving MS SQL server information
- Brute forcing Oracle SID names
- Brute forcing Oracle passwords
- Detecting insecure configurations in MySQL servers
- Brute forcing MySQL passwords
- Finding root accounts with empty passwords in MySQL servers
- Listing MySQL variables
- Listing MySQL users
- Listing MySQL databases
- Introduction
- Chapter 5. Auditing Databases
- Detecting web servers vulnerable to slowloris denial of service attacks
- Finding SQL injection vulnerabilities in web applications
- Detecting Cross Site Scripting vulnerabilities in web applications
- Detecting possible XST vulnerabilities
- Detecting web application firewalls
- Brute-force password auditing Joomla! installations
- Brute-force password auditing WordPress installations
- Testing default credentials in web applications
- Abusing mod_userdir to enumerate user accounts
- Brute forcing HTTP authentication
- Discovering interesting files and directories on various web servers
- Checking if an HTTP proxy is open
- Listing supported HTTP methods
- Introduction
- Chapter 4. Auditing Web Servers
- Spoofing the origin IP of a port scan
- Matching services with known security vulnerabilities
- Discovering stateful firewalls by using a TCP ACK scan
- Listing protocols supported by a remote host
- Discovering UDP services
- Fingerprinting the operating system of a host
- Brute forcing DNS records
- Discovering hostnames pointing to the same IP address
- Collecting valid e-mail accounts
- Checking if a host is known for malicious activities
- Getting information from WHOIS records
- Geolocating an IP address
- Introduction
- Chapter 3. Gathering Additional Host Information
- Gathering network information with broadcast scripts
- Scanning IPv6 addresses
- Excluding hosts from your scans
- Forcing DNS resolution
- Hiding our traffic with additional random data
- Discovering hosts using broadcast pings
- Discovering hosts with ARP ping scans
- Discovering hosts with IP protocol ping scans
- Discovering hosts with ICMP ping scans
- Discovering hosts with UDP ping scans
- Discovering hosts with TCP ACK ping scans
- Discovering hosts with TCP SYN ping scans
- Introduction
- Chapter 2. Network Exploration
- Monitoring servers remotely with Nmap and Ndiff
- Detecting NAT with Nping
- Managing multiple scanning profiles with Zenmap
- Comparing scan results with Ndiff
- Scanning using a specified network interface
- Running NSE scripts
- Scanning using specific port ranges
- Finding live hosts in your network
- Fingerprinting services of a remote host
- Listing open ports on a remote host
- Compiling Nmap from source code
- Downloading Nmap from the official source code repository
- Introduction
- Chapter 1. Nmap Fundamentals
- Customer support
- Reader feedback
- Conventions
- Who this book is for
- What you need for this book
- What this book covers
- Preface
- Support files eBooks discount offers and more
- www.PacktPub.com
- About the Reviewers
- Acknowledgement
- About the Author
- Credits
- Nmap 6: Network Exploration and Security Auditing Cookbook
- coverpage
- coverpage
- Nmap 6: Network Exploration and Security Auditing Cookbook
- Credits
- About the Author
- Acknowledgement
- About the Reviewers
- www.PacktPub.com
- Support files eBooks discount offers and more
- Preface
- What this book covers
- What you need for this book
- Who this book is for
- Conventions
- Reader feedback
- Customer support
- Chapter 1. Nmap Fundamentals
- Introduction
- Downloading Nmap from the official source code repository
- Compiling Nmap from source code
- Listing open ports on a remote host
- Fingerprinting services of a remote host
- Finding live hosts in your network
- Scanning using specific port ranges
- Running NSE scripts
- Scanning using a specified network interface
- Comparing scan results with Ndiff
- Managing multiple scanning profiles with Zenmap
- Detecting NAT with Nping
- Monitoring servers remotely with Nmap and Ndiff
- Chapter 2. Network Exploration
- Introduction
- Discovering hosts with TCP SYN ping scans
- Discovering hosts with TCP ACK ping scans
- Discovering hosts with UDP ping scans
- Discovering hosts with ICMP ping scans
- Discovering hosts with IP protocol ping scans
- Discovering hosts with ARP ping scans
- Discovering hosts using broadcast pings
- Hiding our traffic with additional random data
- Forcing DNS resolution
- Excluding hosts from your scans
- Scanning IPv6 addresses
- Gathering network information with broadcast scripts
- Chapter 3. Gathering Additional Host Information
- Introduction
- Geolocating an IP address
- Getting information from WHOIS records
- Checking if a host is known for malicious activities
- Collecting valid e-mail accounts
- Discovering hostnames pointing to the same IP address
- Brute forcing DNS records
- Fingerprinting the operating system of a host
- Discovering UDP services
- Listing protocols supported by a remote host
- Discovering stateful firewalls by using a TCP ACK scan
- Matching services with known security vulnerabilities
- Spoofing the origin IP of a port scan
- Chapter 4. Auditing Web Servers
- Introduction
- Listing supported HTTP methods
- Checking if an HTTP proxy is open
- Discovering interesting files and directories on various web servers
- Brute forcing HTTP authentication
- Abusing mod_userdir to enumerate user accounts
- Testing default credentials in web applications
- Brute-force password auditing WordPress installations
- Brute-force password auditing Joomla! installations
- Detecting web application firewalls
- Detecting possible XST vulnerabilities
- Detecting Cross Site Scripting vulnerabilities in web applications
- Finding SQL injection vulnerabilities in web applications
- Detecting web servers vulnerable to slowloris denial of service attacks
- Chapter 5. Auditing Databases
- Introduction
- Listing MySQL databases
- Listing MySQL users
- Listing MySQL variables
- Finding root accounts with empty passwords in MySQL servers
- Brute forcing MySQL passwords
- Detecting insecure configurations in MySQL servers
- Brute forcing Oracle passwords
- Brute forcing Oracle SID names
- Retrieving MS SQL server information
- Brute forcing MS SQL passwords
- Dumping the password hashes of an MS SQL server
- Running commands through the command shell on MS SQL servers
- Finding sysadmin accounts with empty passwords on MS SQL servers
- Listing MongoDB databases
- Retrieving MongoDB server information
- Listing CouchDB databases
- Retrieving CouchDB database statistics
- Chapter 6. Auditing Mail Servers
- Introduction
- Discovering valid e-mail accounts using Google Search
- Detecting open relays
- Brute forcing SMTP passwords
- Enumerating users in an SMTP server
- Detecting backdoor SMTP servers
- Brute forcing IMAP passwords
- Retrieving the capabilities of an IMAP mail server
- Brute forcing POP3 passwords
- Retrieving the capabilities of a POP3 mail server
- Detecting vulnerable Exim SMTP servers version 4.70 through 4.75
- Chapter 7. Scanning Large Networks
- Introduction
- Scanning an IP address range
- Reading targets from a text file
- Scanning random targets
- Skipping tests to speed up long scans
- Selecting the correct timing template
- Adjusting timing parameters
- Adjusting performance parameters
- Collecting signatures of web servers
- Distributing a scan among several clients using Dnmap
- Chapter 8. Generating Scan Reports
- Introduction
- Saving scan results in normal format
- Saving scan results in an XML format
- Saving scan results to a SQLite database
- Saving scan results in a grepable format
- Generating a network topology graph with Zenmap
- Generating an HTML scan report
- Reporting vulnerability checks performed during a scan
- Chapter 9. Writing Your Own NSE Scripts
- Introduction
- Making HTTP requests to identify vulnerable Trendnet webcams
- Sending UDP payloads by using NSE sockets
- Exploiting a path traversal vulnerability with NSE
- Writing a brute force script
- Working with the web crawling library
- Reporting vulnerabilities correctly in NSE scripts
- Writing your own NSE library
- Working with NSE threads condition variables and mutexes in NSE
- Appendix A. References
- Index 更新時間：2021-08-05 18:31:23
