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Penetration Testing: Re: How to portscan a Class B effectively

Re: How to portscan a Class B effectively

From: batz <batsy_at_vapour.net>
Date: Mon, 3 Jun 2002 17:06:19 -0400 (EDT)

On Mon, 3 Jun 2002, RT wrote:

:Here's the PERL script:

Handy script, but can be limited by aggregation, which is pretty common
at exchange points.

A more thorough method is to use hping or traceroute with the ttl set within
1 or two hops of the destination, and sample address ranges using the
beginnings of CIDR blocks from /24 to /29's. This should flush out
the routers, and then you will generally find clusters of contiguous
address space around each router.

Hping is handy b/c you can use udp/53 and be mostly innocuous, as few
people ever corelate icmp unreachable alerts from their IDS, even
though it is the best way to catch someone firewalking.

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batz
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