I found it very effective to learn perl and write simple scripts like a banner grabber, a ldap miner automater, dumpsec and net use automater, ect. This will definitly help you in the long run but hell even after I automated all of this I still end up waiting for those scans to finish up. Yes it's great to automate your stuff but man it sure can get boring on 100+ hosts. I'm seriously considering releasing my scripts in the near future but I'd like to get some of my "features" *cough bugs* worked out. It's great for me but i'd hate to release something that someone else had to fight with. I'll keep you updated ;). Also I was curious has anyone taken the time to go through all of the nessus plugins and change the output to a hrmm... grammatically correct version? I'm most likely going to need to do this in the near future but was wondering if someone already has and can share. Much appreciated!
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Op Tue, 6 Nov 2001 20:55:17 -0800 (PST) Scott Seglie <svs62312000_at_yahoo.com> geschreven:
>Currently, if I perform a network vulnerability
>assessment, I run multiple tools (nmap, iss, nessus,
>ping sweeps...etc.) While running tools, I simply
>gather basic information. As many of you know, it is
>very time consuming. Actual time typing in an IP
>address and a few commands is minimal, but waiting for
>the scans can take hours.
>
>I'm sure there is a more efficient way to do this. I
>realize that there is research involved and hands on
>(work must be done...but for the initial information
>gathering, is anyone going about it a different way?
>Maybe a series of scripts?
>
>If anyone has additional information or links I may
>research, please let me know.
>
>Your help is greatly appreciated.
>
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