Re: Pen test, tcp/1404 found - advice needed

[Andre Ludwig <andre.ludwig () gmail com>]

Use your level 45 remote service enumeration spell!  Be careful, as
you wouldn't want your spell to trigger a recasting of "Perimeter ACL
Blast".  Unless of course you have learned the always handy "Unholy
0-day of Reckoning"; hell, that has its caveats.  Of course, being a
Sekurity Wizard, you know all of this already, as opposed to a lowly
mage such as myself.

If all else fails, you may heed the guidance that the others have
provided.  I hasten to suggest usage of a network fuzzer but none the
less you may try it.

Another possible solution (using socat), this will only read the first
1000 bytes of output.

socat - tcp:yourtargetip:1404,readbytes=1000

http://www.dest-unreach.org/socat/doc/socat.html#EXAMPLES

Dr3 
"security mage and jester"

On 9/15/05, Luke Eckley <luke () xifos org> wrote:
> Sekurity Wizard wrote:
> > Hey folks,
> >       Found tcp/1494 open to a server during a pen test, black-box
> > style.  Are there any interesting tools that may be available to extract
> > information from the server on the receiving end?
>
> The easiest thing to do is telnet (or use netcat) to the port to see if
> it responds with a version or any other information.
>
> Also if you know the OS, then just google for that port and narrow down
> your results by OS.
>
> Luke
>
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