Archive for January, 2009
UDP Packets Can’t be Crafted on Cluster Due to Lack of Privileges
Written by Mark Davidson on January 25, 2009 – 1:03 pm -Due to lack of root privileges it will not be possible to test UDP services using the cluster.
[master ~]$ nmap -F -d2 -sU scanme.nmap.org
You requested a scan type which requires root privileges.
QUITTING!
Tags: Cluster, issue, nmap, privileges, problem, restriction, root, tcp, udp
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Metasploit Intergration
Written by Mark Davidson on January 15, 2009 – 8:29 am -Metasploit intergration has begun, attempting to use jRuby to allow use of Ruby in Java.
Tags: Java, jRuby, metasploit
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Planned Next Steps
Written by Mark Davidson on January 3, 2009 – 2:33 pm -The next steps for the project are intended to get some of the remaining base functionality in place, these include:-
- Looking into the existing nmap parsing scripts that should allow the combining of multiple scans into a single XML file.
- Looking into ways in which to distribute a nmap scan. Such possibilities as simply splitting by IP and / or by ports.
- Looking into how to pass the nmap results to nessus by commandline.
- Looking into how to implement either DJohn or DnetJ on the cluster.
- Looking into how to run ruby (metasploit) from Java. Possibility of having some predefined scripts than can simply be run and feed results back.
- Implement the above in code.
Tags: Cluster, djohn, dnetj, nessus, nmap, Scalable Distributed Attack Platform
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Progress Update
Written by Mark Davidson on January 3, 2009 – 2:22 pm -A number of key stages within the project have been implemented these include
- RMI groundings being in place the system is now able to communicate from the commander to the server and then from there to nodes.
- Load balancing has been implemented to a certain extent aka when the server selects a node to be use, it looks at the load averages of all nodes and selects the lowest.
- Have experimented with Nessus and have successfully run full scans with providing intitial data from an nmap scan.
- Have successfully run a nmap scan from a node in the SDAP program.
Tags: Java, load balancing, nessus, nmap, RMI
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