which tools?
#1
Posted 05 May 2011 - 08:36 AM
I have BT4.
* I currently use w3af for web-scanning - eventually I can pair it with nmap for a more hardcore scanning. What other tools should I use for vulno-research?
* I use metasploit for crafting exploits, CANVAS costs 1K$(!). Is CANVAS good?? What other exploit platform I could use apart metasploit?
* I have a bunch of SQL Injection tools, which one you prefer/suggest me? unfortunately, it seems SQLi are the king of exploitation, today...
* Is it possible to chain proxies using JAP or TOR - that is, adding extra jumps for hardening backtracing?
Regards.
#2
Posted 05 May 2011 - 04:57 PM
ok,
I have BT4.
* I currently use w3af for web-scanning - eventually I can pair it with nmap for a more hardcore scanning. What other tools should I use for vulno-research?
* I use metasploit for crafting exploits, CANVAS costs 1K$(!). Is CANVAS good?? What other exploit platform I could use apart metasploit?
* I have a bunch of SQL Injection tools, which one you prefer/suggest me? unfortunately, it seems SQLi are the king of exploitation, today...
* Is it possible to chain proxies using JAP or TOR - that is, adding extra jumps for hardening backtracing?
Regards.
BackTrack 5 comes out May 10th, I believe. It might be worthwhile to hold your horses and see what those guys include. They've got pretty good taste, and this time they're going to be cutting the junk out.
#3
Posted 05 May 2011 - 06:49 PM
Top 100 Network Security Tools.
http://sectools.org/
You might find this site useful.
#4
Posted 06 May 2011 - 08:54 AM
Yes, canvas is awesome! But, they will not sell it anybody off the street. I had to go through a lot of hoops, including sending a written request on company letterhead, and having an email address that matches the letterhead. It would be easy to forge all that stuff though.Is CANVAS good??
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