Hello,
Here are two scripts that try to blue screen a W98 box by acceding to
AUX\AUX, AUX. & other device names through HTTP or FTP.
I thought of putting all the tests in one script; however, considering
the way Nessus works, it would have made the test run slower if there
is several HTTP servers on the machine.
Note: the FTP test should kill the W98 boxes that are supposed to be
patched against it! There have been a thread on this problem on Bugtraq.
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Here are two scripts that try to blue screen a W98 box by acceding to
AUX\AUX, AUX. & other device names through HTTP or FTP.
I thought of putting all the tests in one script; however, considering
the way Nessus works, it would have made the test run slower if there
is several HTTP servers on the machine.
Note: the FTP test should kill the W98 boxes that are supposed to be
patched against it! There have been a thread on this problem on Bugtraq.
--
mailto:arboi@bigfoot.com
GPG Public keys: http://michel.arboi.free.fr/pubkey.txt
http://michel.arboi.free.fr/ http://arboi.da.ru/
FAQNOPI de fr.comp.securite : http://faqnopi.da.ru/
Attached Files:
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http_w98_devname_dos.nasl (2.44 KB)
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ftp_w98_devname_dos.nasl (2.85 KB)