RE: Nmap/netwag problem.
ankush.kapoor_at_wipro.com
Date: 08/12/05
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Date: Fri, 12 Aug 2005 17:22:36 +0530 To: <al3ph.one@gmail.com>, <pen-test@securityfocus.com>
Hping is a pretty good tool. If you seriously feel that the port is
being filtered at a firewall, give firewalk a shot. The paper explaining
it is also very informative ;)
Ankush
-----Original Message-----
From: Paul J Docherty [mailto:PJD@portcullis-security.com]
Sent: Thursday, August 11, 2005 8:38 PM
To: Pete Herzog; Kaj Huisman
Cc: Aleph One; pen-test@securityfocus.com; Security-Basics
Subject: RE: Nmap/netwag problem.
Whilst the points you are making are correct once you have discovered
open ports, I think you have raced ahead of the question, which was I
think, "which port scanner is giving the correct results?" As many
others have elegantly answered use a packet sniffer and look at the raw
data to see what's going on. You have raced ahead and are bordering
service discovery rather than port status, as we know there can be any
number of filtering devices between the two ends, however, within TCP,
which is what we are talking about here, an open port will respond to a
syn with a syn/ack.
As for scan methods, I tend to use both syn and full (where time
permits) if time is not the key, I prefer to syn scan first then TCP
Connect.
With regards answering the questions you could, if you are not happy
with the sniffer options use something like hping2(3) and watch the
flags ie
Hping2 -n -V -S -p (port no.) IP_address
Paul.
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