ASSIGNMENT #2 /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// FOR THIS ASSIGNMENT YOU HAVE TO PICKUP ONE OF THE GENERATORS OR AN EXPLOIT SCRIPT FROM THE SOLID SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS FILE SERVER. I GRABBED THE SMTP EXPLOIT SCRIPT SO AS TO SHOW HOW THEY WORK. IN #3 I WILL USE THE DICTIONARY ATTACK. ############################################################################################# // CMD // pscan:41.15.67.115 // 8:08 PM 7.15.03 // START // Initializing Port Scanner... // 8:08 PM 7.15.03 SCAN // Port Scanning: 41.15.67.115 // 8:09 PM 7.15.03 // --------------------------------------------------------------- // 8:11 PM 7.15.03 OPEN // Port: 11 Class: Miscellaneous Active Users // 8:11 PM 7.15.03 OPEN // Port: 21 Class: Connection File Transfer Protocol // 8:11 PM 7.15.03 OPEN // Port: 25 Class: Connection Simple Mail Transfer // 8:11 PM 7.15.03 OPEN // Port: 107 Class: Connection Remote Telnet Service // 8:11 PM 7.15.03 OPEN // Port: 139 Class: Connection NETBIOS Session Service // 8:11 PM 7.15.03 OPEN // Port: 213 Class: Connection IPX // 8:11 PM 7.15.03 OPEN // Port: 547 Class: Miscellaneous DHCP Server // 8:11 PM 7.15.03 OPEN // Port: 9841 Class: Connection Real Secure // 8:11 PM 7.15.03 // --------------------------------------------------------------- // 8:11 PM 7.15.03 // Scan Completed : 8:11 PM 7.15.03 // 8:11 PM 7.15.03 PSCAN // Ports Vulnerable : False // 8:11 PM 7.15.03 EXIT // Terminating Port Scanner // 8:11 PM 7.15.03 // CMD // c:downloads // 8:35 PM 7.15.03 // DIR // File Name Size Type E C Date // 8:35 PM 7.15.03 // =============================================================== // 8:35 PM 7.15.03 // library.exe 320k .exe 0 0 7.15.03 // 8:35 PM 7.15.03 // practice.doc 71k .doc 0 0 7.15.03 // 8:35 PM 7.15.03 // smtp.scp 34k .scp 0 0 7.15.03 // 8:35 PM 7.15.03 // CMD // run:smtp.scp:41.15.67.115 // 8:52 PM 7.15.03 // RUN // Script Running on 41.15.67.115, Port 25 // 8:52 PM 7.15.03 // Exploit Script has successfully opened port 25 // 9:02 PM 7.15.03 // CMD // connect:41.15.67.115:25 // 9:08 PM 7.15.03 // // Connecting to: 41.15.67.115 on port 25 // 9:08 PM 7.15.03 // WAN Connection Established to (41.15.67.115)... // 9:09 PM 7.15.03 // This is a practice server to test your skill. // 9:09 PM 7.15.03 // CMD // c: // 9:16 PM 7.15.03 // DIR // File Name Size Type E C Date // 9:16 PM 7.15.03 // =============================================================== // 9:16 PM 7.15.03 // documents 0 0 5.01.03 // 9:16 PM 7.15.03 // macross 0 0 5.01.03 // 9:16 PM 7.15.03 // programs 0 0 5.01.03 // 9:16 PM 7.15.03 // autoexec.bat 12k .bat 0 0 5.01.03 // 9:16 PM 7.15.03 // config.sys 6k .sys 0 0 5.01.03 // 9:16 PM 7.15.03 // CMD // c:documents // 9:22 PM 7.15.03 // DIR // File Name Size Type E C Date // 9:22 PM 7.15.03 // =============================================================== // 9:22 PM 7.15.03 // admin 0 0 5.01.03 // 9:22 PM 7.15.03 // user 0 0 5.01.03 // 9:22 PM 7.15.03 // CMD // c:documentsuser // 9:23 PM 7.15.03 // DIR // File Name Size Type E C Date // 9:23 PM 7.15.03 // =============================================================== // 9:23 PM 7.15.03 // applications 0 0 5.01.03 // 9:23 PM 7.15.03 // security 0 0 6.15.03 // 9:23 PM 7.15.03 // ntuser.dat 120k .dat 0 0 5.01.03 // 9:23 PM 7.15.03 // CMD // c:documentsusersecurity // 9:25 PM 7.15.03 // DIR // File Name Size Type E C Date // 9:25 PM 7.15.03 // =============================================================== // 9:25 PM 7.15.03 // logs.txt 22k .txt 0 0 6.15.03 // 9:25 PM 7.15.03 // CMD // l: // 9:32 PM 7.15.03 // DIR // File Name Size Type E C Date // 9:32 PM 7.15.03 // =============================================================== // 9:32 PM 7.15.03 // documents 0 0 11.12.02 // 9:32 PM 7.15.03 // downloads 0 0 7.15.03 // 9:32 PM 7.15.03 // macross 0 0 11.12.02 // 9:32 PM 7.15.03 // notes 0 0 11.12.02 // 9:32 PM 7.15.03 // programs 0 0 7.15.03 // 9:32 PM 7.15.03 // autoexec.bat 12k .bat 0 0 11.12.02 // 9:32 PM 7.15.03 // config.sys 6k .sys 0 0 11.12.02 // 9:32 PM 7.15.03 // logs.txt 21k .txt 0 0 7.15.03 // 9:32 PM 7.15.03 // CMD // upload:c:logs.txt // 9:41 PM 7.15.03 // COPY // File Upload In Progress... ETA:1 Minutes // 9:41 PM 7.15.03 DONE // File Upload Complete: logs.txt // 9:43 PM 7.15.03 // CMD // c:documentsusersecurity // 10:09 PM 7.15.03 // DIR // File Name Size Type E C Date // 10:09 PM 7.15.03 // =============================================================== // 10:09 PM 7.15.03 // logs.txt 21k .txt 0 0 7.15.03 // 10:09 PM 7.15.03 // CMD // disconnect: // 10:17 PM 7.15.03 // ABORT // Connection Terminated // 10:17 PM 7.15.03 ############################################################################################# IF YOU LOOK CLOSELY, BEFORE I UPLOADED THE NEW FILE THE DATE AND SIZE ON THE OLD LOGS.TXT WAS 22K AND 6.15.03; AFTERWARDS IT CHANGED TO THE DATE AND SIZE OF LOGS.TXT FROM MY LOCAL C: ANOTHER WAY TO CONFIRM THE CHANGE IS TO CHECK THE DATA BETWEEN THE TWO DOCUMENTS. IF THERE IS READABLE THAT IS.
Posted on: Thu, 25 Jul 2013 11:47:26 +0000
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