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RE: Pen Testing an Oracle Database


From: "Aaron C. Newman" <aaron () newman-family com>
Date: Thu, 4 Oct 2001 16:38:57 -0400

You can use the beta version of DbDetective. It is in the early stages of
development, but it does work. Download it from
http://www.appsecinc.com/products/.

It is a pen testing tools for Oracle - a small sample of what it does:
- locates databases on the network even if they are not on the default port
- determines the version of the database and listener service
- brute forces the listener password
- checks for default database passwords
- enumerates database account
- brute forces all database accounts found (including internal, sys as
sysdba, etc...)
- checks for known buffer overflows
- checks for known denial of service accounts

Any feedback on the product is appreciated.

Regards,
Aaron Newman
CTO/Founder
Application Security, Inc.
www.appsecinc.com
212-490-6022
-Protection Where It Counts-


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n Behalf Of Jason binger
Sent: 03 October 2001 06:45
To: pen-test () securityfocus com
Subject: Pen Testing an Oracle Database


Does anyone have any command line equivalents of
osql.exe for passing queries to an Oracle Database?

Does anyone know of a decent brute force network
password cracker for Oracle.

Any other tools or techniques appreciated.

Jason


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