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new iss stuff
From: tbolt () rci ripco com (Dan)
Date: Mon, 9 May 1994 18:32:25 -0500 (CDT)
Grabbed this somewhere..thought u guys might be interested... Security Update Announcing INTERNET SECURITY SCANNER 2.0 Been hacked? Afraid to find your network has been compromised? Internet Security Scanner (ISS) is the first multi-functional proactive Unix security scanner available to the public. It is flexible, portable, and quickly does its job. It provides Information that you need to fix Security Misconfigurations. With more and more hackers breaking into networks and compromising tens of thousands of machines, you will want to use ISS to protect your network. For the last 9 months, after its initial release, Internet Security Scanner has been vastly improved into the fastest advanced scanner available with the most vulnerability checks. The newest version is a major jump ahead in helping the administrator secure his network. ISS does a Multi-functional Scan of your TCP/IP Network Searching for Numerous Security Vulnerabilities in your Unix environment that are Exploited by Intruders. Internet Security Scanner 2.0 has the following New Features: o Over 80 New Vulnerability Checks, including the most recent infamous Sendmail vulnerability that has allowed Intruders to get past Firewalls. *** Including Checks for the Newest FTP Vulnerability [Site Exec] found in several public versions of FTP daemons. o New Technique for TCP Port Scanning that is over 80 times faster than the original TCP Port Scanner. o Brute Force Scanning is Now Built In For Finding Machines like IBM and Macintosh clients running only FTP or Sendmail. o An Improved Domain Name Query Module that generates a List of Machines from your Nameserver that is easily edited and fed into ISS for scanning. o Two New Modules: ISS Analyzer and ISS Run-time Configuration Generator. o ISS Analyzer will Quickly Sort the Output Data from ISS giving You a Complete and Understable Diagnosis of what Security Vulnerabilities Exist on your Machines. o ISS Run-timer Configuration Generator Has Easy to Follow Menus for Configuring ISS to What You Want it To Scan For. This allows ISS to be easily tailored to the needs of your network. What do the users of Internet Security Scanner think? "Rather than wait for a cracker [intruder] to point out the weaknesses in your network, I suggest you grab a copy of ISS and sleep a little better at night." -- Sam Kimery, SunWorld Dec '93 "ISS addresses the traditionally weak and oft neglected area of computer security under the UNIX operating system. No system administrator interested in preserving the integrity of his data should be without it." -- Justin Weir, System Administrator For 45 Days, Beginning May 1st, there is a Special Introductory Price: For more information about features and price, please e-mail iss () shadow net or cklaus () shadow net ISS 2.0 will not be distributed to the public directly because of the following reasons: 1) There were complaints that networks were being scanned by sites from other organizations. To reduce the liability of this kind problem, ISS 2.0 has built in control of what network addresses can be scanned and probed so that an organization's copy can not be used to attack other networks. 2) It ensures that crackers (intruders) are no longer getting new security vulnerabilities to check for as these checks are place into ISS. ISS has increased speed for checking over 80 new vulnerabilities with understandable output making it easier to diagnose the security of your network. This makes even the most novice to computers able to penetrate most networks on the Internet. This is the concern for keeping it from having everyone be able to scan everyone else's network. To help pay for the expenses of development of this product, there is a fee. To get an old version, there is a copy for ftp at aql.gatech.edu. Have fun, tbolt () ripco com
Current thread:
- new iss stuff Dan (May 09)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: new iss stuff Adam Shostack (May 10)
- Re: new iss stuff Pat Myrto (May 10)
- Re: new iss stuff Mark (May 10)
- Re: new iss stuff Karl Strickland (May 10)
- Re: new iss stuff Steven C. Blair (May 10)
- Re: new iss stuff Pat Myrto (May 10)
- Time For New Security Package? (was Re: new iss stuff) David Bianco (May 10)
- Re: Time For New Security Package? (was Re: new iss stuff) Tom Fitzgerald (May 10)
- Re: Time For New Security Package? (was Re: new iss stuff) Oliver Friedrichs (May 11)
- ANNOUNCING THE [8LGM] FILESERVER & MAILING LIST INFO Karl Strickland (May 14)
- Re: Time For New Security Package? (was Re: new iss stuff) Gene Spafford (May 14)