Last year (actually more than a month ago :lol:). I and two other friends had an opportunity to give a workshops related to Information Security to the participants from BPPT. This workshop covers most aspects of Information Security, and aims to provide hands-on experience to participants for every sessions/material.
I myself assigned to convey the three sessions/materials, namely:
1. Security Penetration Testing,
2. Network Security, and
3. Internet Security.
While others will cover: Wireless Security, Web application Security, Digital Forensic, Firewall and IPS/IDS,
Surely the time 4 hours/subject is far from enough, but 90% of time used for hands-on and 10% of it for theory, so that we hope the participants still get an overview of the activities they do alone.
Here is the 10% (the theory materials), most of the image, screenshot, video are removed :)
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Monday, January 09, 2012
Friday, January 06, 2012
Python-Nmap patch supporting product version
This is a patch code for python-nmap module, to parse product and product version output from nmap result; Or we can simply develop yet-our-own-and-another XML parser, but why bother reinveting the wheel, we can just modify python-nmap to meet our needs. So, thanks to Alex for python-nmap module, and here is the patch to get product and product version.
*** nmap.py.ori 2011-10-09 14:21:55.000000000 +0700
--- nmap.py 2011-12-17 22:33:13.000000000 +0700
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*** 7,12 ****
--- 7,13 ----
Author : Alexandre Norman - norman at xael.org
Contributors: Steve 'Ashcrow' Milner - steve at gnulinux.net
Brian Bustin - brian at bustin.us
+ Patch : To support output product and product version by y3dips - y3dips at echo.or.id
Licence : GPL v3 or any later version
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*** 294,319 ****
state = dport.getElementsByTagName('state')[0].getAttributeNode('state').value
# reason
reason = dport.getElementsByTagName('state')[0].getAttributeNode('reason').value
! # name if any
name = ''
for dname in dport.getElementsByTagName('service'):
name = dname.getAttributeNode('name').value
! # store everything
if not proto in list(scan_result['scan'][host].keys()):
scan_result['scan'][host][proto] = {}
scan_result['scan'][host][proto][port] = {'state': state,
'reason': reason,
! 'name': name}
script_id = ''
script_out = ''
! # get script output if any
! for dscript in dport.getElementsByTagName('script'):
! script_id = dscript.getAttributeNode('id').value
! script_out = dscript.getAttributeNode('output').value
! if not 'script' in list(scan_result['scan'][host][proto][port].keys()):
! scan_result['scan'][host][proto][port]['script'] = {}
!
! scan_result['scan'][host][proto][port]['script'][script_id] = script_out
self._scan_result = scan_result # store for later use
--- 295,332 ----
state = dport.getElementsByTagName('state')[0].getAttributeNode('state').value
# reason
reason = dport.getElementsByTagName('state')[0].getAttributeNode('reason').value
! # name, product, ostype if any
name = ''
+
for dname in dport.getElementsByTagName('service'):
name = dname.getAttributeNode('name').value
! try:
! product = dport.getElementsByTagName('service')[0].getAttributeNode('product').value
! except:
! product = None
! try:
! version = dport.getElementsByTagName('service')[0].getAttributeNode('version').value
! except:
! version = None
! # store everything
if not proto in list(scan_result['scan'][host].keys()):
scan_result['scan'][host][proto] = {}
+
scan_result['scan'][host][proto][port] = {'state': state,
'reason': reason,
! 'name': name,
! 'product': product,
! 'version': version}
script_id = ''
script_out = ''
! # get script output if any
! for dscript in dport.getElementsByTagName('script'):
! script_id = dscript.getAttributeNode('id').value
! script_out = dscript.getAttributeNode('output').value
! if not 'script' in list(scan_result['scan'][host][proto][port].keys()):
! scan_result['scan'][host][proto][port]['script'] = {}
!
! scan_result['scan'][host][proto][port]['script'][script_id] = script_out
self._scan_result = scan_result # store for later use
so, it will give you this kind of output :Thursday, January 05, 2012
(hot) Dark Reading Vulnerable with XSS? WTF
I just wanna read this "AntiSec Hacks Signal Same Old, Same Old in Database security" posting at Dark Reading, but after a while i found out that it seems that the page get redirected to pastehtml.com, with some defaced page created by attacker.
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