Penetration Testing: TCP/IP test tools

From: Sean Knox <Sknox_at_CQOS.COM>
Date: Wed, 16 May 2001 20:04:19 -0700

Hello all,

I work in the Quality Assurance dept. of my company, and currently
I'm evaluating the TCP/IP implementation of a network device we manufacture.
Currently, we use the ISIC suite of tools (isic, tcpsic, esic, etc), SING,
nmap, hping, and apsend for various hostility testing against our stack.
I've looked through the DoS archive at packetstorm, and I try any and every
exploit I come across to see our box's reaction. I'd like to get a general
consensus from the security community about any tools I should try, or
methods I to try to break/exploit the box. The box has telnet, tftp, ntp,
and snmp and runs a proprietary firmware.

Thanks!

Sean Knox
sknox_at_cqos.com
Received on May 17 2001