Re: simulate attacks

From: kio56 (nixoegg@yahoo.com)
Date: 03/23/03 

From: nixoegg@yahoo.com (kio56)
Date: 22 Mar 2003 19:49:40 -0800

Well to simulate a wan your lan on the router would be fine for now.
Yes the traffic is not going to be the same but just to learn/test you
have a machine with an ip which is reachable at least. Or another
option is ask your dsl provider for a 2nd ip go from the modem to a
hub and then the router wan port with one machine behind it and 2nd
machine to the hub has the 2nd external isp provided ip. Most likely
the two isp related ips might not even be on the same subnet. Thats
the easiest way to simulate 2 machines on the "internet".

As for tools if you are using gnu-linux/bsd/solaris etc.. most have
the ssh client and server. The port scanners are numerous and vuln
scanners are available.
Website like sans reading room tons of info as well security focus.
and securiteam.

kanari666@yahoo.fr (acey) wrote in message news:<976aea44.0303190646.2bf7ce78@posting.google.com>...
> Greetings,
>
> I need to learn to use tools like scan ports, spot vulnerabilities,
> login through ssh , on a remote machine in "actual" conditions.
>
> I got a little network with 2 machines and a hardware router. I'd like
> to access machine B as if I were some Hacker/ssh client coming from
> outside. is it possible using only one dsl connection or do I have to
> connect through another line ?
>
> I'm just trying to teach myself some skills on security issues. As my
> question shows, I'm no guru on networks but I need to train on actual
> things and I do not want to fool with other's lans :)
>
> Moreoever, I'm looking for websites about security. I already know of
> security.org and will use google but you people must probably know of
> good resources...
>
> Many thanks for any tips provided

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