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Vulnerability Scanner : The Complete Toolsbox

  • This category contains 20 Tools
  • The last tool was added on 2007-02-12 (YYYY-MM-DD)
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 arirang -v.1.6

Published on 2002-07-21 - by Pilot, ©Pilot.

arirang can help network administrators find security vulnerabilities, auditing and patch in their webservers.

 cgichk -v2.60

Published on 2001-04-06 - by Toby Deshane, ©Toby Deshane.

A web vulnerability tool that automatically searches for a series of interesting directories and files on a given site...nothing that you couldn't do by hand with Lynx. Also includes shoddy whois lookup. Not a tool for evil # a tool for curiousity. :)

 COPS -v.1.04

Published on - by Dan Farmer, ©Dan Farmer.

COPS Security Checker System

 Flatline -v.0.80

Published on - by Phriction, ©Phriction.

Well this project all started a while ago, well not that long ago maybe about 6 months when I first started to learn to code C. I thought I could make my contribution to the world with a Web Server Vulnerability scanner thus lead into studying of HTTP, cgi's and the likes. I remember when someone first told me about whisker after I started this project, and yes whisker kicks ass, but it was written in perl and common sense would tell you an interpreted language is slower than a compiled language, so I decided on with my project I worked on it on and off for the past six months adding various tidbits fixing stuff giving it out to a few people but never really releasing it to the masses because I wasn't satisfied enough with it(still not satisfied with it just more satisfied than before). Well this is far from done and I also plan on porting it to windows soon, command line, maybe eventually an interface.

 Gherkin -v0.2.3

Published on 2003-07-23 - by Michael Schmuhl, ©Michael Schmuhl.

There are many great open-source security tools available for vulnerability testing (Nessus), host scanning and fingerprinting (nmap), or general host info (dns or nmb lookup), etc. However, there are not many open-source applications leveraging existing open-source security tools to enable a security analyst to scan large networks and store the results in a manner where host vulnerability trending, host vulnerability tracking, host risk rating, and scan scheduling can easily be achieved. That is why we wrote Gherkin.

 Inprotect -v0.20

Published on 2005-01-27 - by Alex Zimin, Greg Kuhnert, Adam Carmichael, ©Alex Zimin, Greg Kuhnert, Adam Carmichael.

Inprotect is a web interface for Nessus and Nmap security scanners, released under GNU/GPL license. This version has three major enhancements: An inproved Scheduler, An online knowledge base, and an enhanced diagnostic logging system.

 LiLith -

Published on 2004-04-15 - by Michael Hendrickx, ©Michael Hendrickx.

LiLith is a tool written in Perl to audit web applications. This tool analyses webpages and looks for html

tags , which often refer to dynamic pages that might be subject to sql injection or other flaws.

 MetaCoretex -v0.8.0

Published on 2003-09-30 - by visigoth, ©visigoth.

A web vulnerability tool that automatically searches for a series of interesting directories and files on a given site...nothing that you couldn't do by hand with Lynx. Also includes shoddy whois lookup. Not a tool for evil -- a tool for curiousity. :)

 Metis -v2.1

Published on 2001 - by Sacha, ©Core Competence & Mactivity, Inc..

Metis is a tool I wrote to collect information from the content of web sites. This was written for the Ideahamster Group for finding the competitive intelligence weight of a web server and assists in satisfying the CI Scouting portion of the Open Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM).

 Nessus -v2.2.3

Published on 2005-02-10 - by Renaud Deraison, ©Tenable Network Security.

The "Nessus" Project was started by Renaud Deraison in 1998 to provide to the internet community a free, powerful, up-to-date and easy to use remote security scanner. Nessus is currently rated among the top products of its type throughout the security industry and is endorsed by professional information security organizations such as the SANS Institute. It is estimated that the Nessus scanner is used by 75,000 organizations world-wide.

 Nikto -v1.34

Published on 2004-09-09 - by Sullo, ©CIRT.net.

Nikto is a web server scanner which performs comprehensive tests against web servers for multiple items, including over 1550 potentially dangerous files/CGIs, versions on over 115 products/CGIs, and reports details on over 180 products/CGIs. Scan items are updated multiple times per week and can be automatically updated (if desired).

 NSAT -v1.5

Published on 2003-01-04 - by mixter, ©mixter.

NSAT is a fast, highly configurable, bulk network security scanner for over 50 different services and hundreds of vulnerabilities. It's main advantage is its flexibility and configurability.

 raccess -v0.7

Published on 2002-03-11 - by seamus, ©seamus.

"Remote Access Session" is a security tool to analyze the integrity of systems. The program tries to gain access to a system using the most advanced techniques of remote intrusion. It can either work in normal mode (which is fast) or hard mode (which is more intensive).

 SAINT -v.3.0.1beta1

Published on - by Sam Kline, ©Sam Kline.

SAINT (Security Administrator's Integrated Network Tool) is a security assessment tool based on SATAN.

 SARA -v.5.4.0

Published on 2004-12-09 - by Bob Todd, ©Advanced Research Corporation.

The Security Auditor's Research Assistant (SARA) is a third generation Unix-based security analysis tool.

 SATAN -v.1.1.1.linux

Published on - by Dan Farmer and Wietse Venema, Dan Farmer and Wietse Venema.

SATAN is a tool to help systems administrators. It recognizes several common networking-related security problems, and reports the problems without actually exploiting them.

 Sussen -v0.28

Published on 2006-08-23 - by Loren Bandiera, ©Loren Bandiera.

Sussen is a tool that checks for vulnerabilities and configuration issues on computer systems. It is based on the Open Vulnerability and Assessment Language.

 Tiger -v.2.2.4p1

Published on - by , www.net.tamu.edu.

Tiger is a set of scripts that scan a Unix system looking for security problems, in the same fashion as Dan Farmer's COPS. Tiger was originally developed to provide a check of UNIX systems on the ATM campus that want to be accessed from off campus (clearance through the packet filter). As such, we needed something that anyone could run if they could figure out how to get it down to their machine.

 Unicornscan -v0.42

Published on 2004-09-30 - by DYAD SECURITY INC., ©DYAD SECURITY INC..

Unicornscan is a new information gathering and correlation engine built for and by members of the security research and testing communities. It was designed to provide an engine that is Scalable, Accurate, Flexible, and Efficient. It is released for the community to use under the terms of the GPL license.

 zNessus -v0.3

Published on 2002-11-22 - by Sebastien Morbieu, ©Sebastien Morbieu.

A Nessus client for the Sharp Zaurus using Qtopia

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