guess honeyd :)
cheers,
--dr
On Wednesday 20 June 2007 07:49, Paul Melson wrote:
> > I'm doing a pen test a new IPS appliance from outside the network, while
>
> working through the assessment
>
> > I found that the server designated as my target was a honeypot set up by
>
> our server team rather than a
>
> > normal server.
> >
> > I've now been challenged to now tell them the actual name of the honeypot
>
> software they are using.
>
>
> The blue ribbon here is to find a vuln in the honeypot itself and break out
> into the host OS. But that may not be very realistic.
>
> You could try fingerprinting the OS and services that it is imitating and
> compare that list to which honeypots imitate what. But that's kind of a
> shot in the dark, and if it's imitating only IIS on Windows, well, then,
> that's not going to cut it.
>
> Have you considered bribing one of the NOC guys to let you in or just tell
> you what they're using? :)
>
> PaulM
>
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