Re: Pen-Testing Smoothwall FireWall
- From: Machiavel <pierreluc.giguere@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 21 Sep 2006 07:55:41 -0400
My guess:
Figure out wich version of SmoothWall is running on the pc (express,
corporate etc ...)
Try to do a firewall rules enumeration (open ports to ...)
Verify each running services to figure out if there is any public
exploits or else
Once again, only a guess ;)
Cheers
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Machiavel
On 9/20/06, s-williams@xxxxxxxxxx <s-williams@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hey Guys,
I am doing a test and noticed that port 222, 80, 81 and a few others were open. After doing a few more test I believe the are using Smoothwall on one end of the network.
Do any have a few pointers on pen testing a Smoothwall box?
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