Archive for May, 2009
Filed under: Hacking, Tools
Ahoy! My name is Andrew and I've been playing with the recent IIS WebDAV authentication bypass vulnerability (CVE-2009-1676) and helping Ron with writing the nmap detection script (http-iis-webdav-vuln.nse) and testing it in the lab. Ron is in a meeting today so I thought I'd jump in where he left off and post a bit about [...]
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Filed under: Hacking, Tools
Greetings! This morning I heard (from the security-basics mailing list, of all places) that there's a zero-day vulnerability going around for WebDAV on Windows 2003. I always like a good vulnerability early in the week, so I decided to write an Nmap script to find it!
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Permalink Comments (20) Ron Bowes May 19, 2009
Filed under: Hacking, Tools
I performed all of this to learn more about data exfiltration, remote control, etc... over a tightly controlled corp environment. It was depressing actually.... It's far too easy to gain control of a corp network even one that is conscientious. This work is built on the info at metasploit.com. Oh, let me just say thanks [...]
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Permalink Comments (5) Matt Gardenghi May 15, 2009
Filed under: Tools
In case you haven't heard, Fyodor released Nmap 4.85beta9 this week. This is the first release in awhile that wasn't related to my code (or, most properly, mistakes :) ). It looks like the new stable version will be here soon, so give this one a shot and report your bugs. Here's the download page.
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Permalink Comments (0) Ron Bowes May 15, 2009