Extracting user names and share names through active connections is:
Enumeration
What enumeration extracts and why it matters, NetBIOS, SNMP, LDAP, NTP and DNS enumeration, the ports and services to know, NULL sessions, and UNIX/Linux enumeration commands.
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All 26 slides
- 1 Slide 1
- 2 Key Concepts
- 3 Enumeration in Ethical Hacking
- 4 Enumeration can be used to gather any of the following
- 5 Why Is Enumeration Important?
- 6 Enumeration
- 7 Enumeration Classification
- 8 Slide 8
- 9 1- NetBIOS Enumeration
- 10 § If an attacker finds a Windows OS with port 139 open, he or
- 11 NetBIOS names and suffixes
- 12 NetBIOS Enumeration
- 13 2- SNMP
- 14 SNMP contains two passwords that you can use for configuring as well as for accessing the SNMP agent from the management station.
- 15 Slide 15
- 16 SNMP Enumeration Tools
- 17 3- LDAP Enumeration
- 18 4- NTP Enumeration
- 19 5- DNS Enumeration
- 20 Techniques for Enumeration
- 21 Slide 21
- 22 Ports and services to know about
- 23 NULL Session
- 24 NULL Session (Cont.)
- 25 Using the srvinfo command, the target will return its operating system type to us. For a full listing of query commands, you can use the rpcclient --help command.
- 26 6- UNIX/Linux Enumeration Commands
Enumeration in Ethical Hacking
Notes
Enumeration: active connections to the target to extract usernames, machine names, shares, services, groups. Happens after scanning.
Exam angle
1- NetBIOS Enumeration
Notes
NetBIOS (UDP 137, 138, TCP 139): 16-character names; the 16th character is the service suffix (e.g. <20> file server).
Exam angle
NetBIOS names are how many characters long?
2- SNMP
Notes
SNMP (UDP 161/162) uses community strings: "public" (read) and "private" (read/write) by default.
Trap Default community strings public/private are a classic misconfiguration.
Exam angle
SNMP’s default read-only community string is:
5- DNS Enumeration
Notes
DNS zone transfer (TCP 53, AXFR) dumps every record of a zone if not restricted.
Exam angle
A DNS zone transfer uses:
Ports and services to know about
Notes
Ports to know: 21 FTP, 22 SSH, 23 Telnet, 25 SMTP, 53 DNS, 80 HTTP, 110 POP3, 135 RPC, 137–139 NetBIOS, 161 SNMP, 389 LDAP, 443 HTTPS, 445 SMB, 3389 RDP.
NULL Session
Notes
NULL session: an anonymous connection to IPC$ with empty user and password (net use \\target\IPC$ "" /u:"") that leaks user and share lists.
Exam angle
A NULL session connects to which share?
6- UNIX/Linux Enumeration Commands
Notes
UNIX/Linux: finger, rpcinfo, showmount, rusers, enum4linux.