Using the Network Security Toolkit

List of Figures

1.1. Burning CDRW From ISO On Linux

1.2. NST Serial Boot Screen <^F-1>

1.3. NST Kernel Boot Configurations <^F-2>

1.4. NST Kernel Boot Options <^F-3>

1.5. NST Kernel Boot Help <^F-4>

1.6. NST Kernel Boot Specifications <^F-5>

1.7. Using ssh

1.8. X Screenshot (Linux Desktop)

1.9. VNC Screenshot (Linux Desktop)

1.10. VNC Screenshot (Windows XP Professional Desktop)

1.11. Changing All of the NST Passwords

1.12. Using vim to Edit .bashrc

1.13. Using jed to Edit httpd.conf

1.14. Setting A IP Address By Hand

2.1. Selecting nessus

2.2. Starting nessus daemon

2.3. Waiting for nessus daemon to start

2.4. nessus ready to scan

2.5. nessus ready to scan

2.6. nessus Scan Starting

2.7. nessus Scan Progress

2.8. nessus Scan Complete

2.9. Nessus Report

2.10. Nessus Results, by host

2.11. Nessus Finds Hole On Printer Port 80

2.12. Nessus Reports CGI Source Code Found

2.13. Selecting bandwidthd

2.14. Setting the bandwidthd Interface

2.15. Starting bandwidthd daemon

2.16. Checking bandwidthd daemon

2.17. Accessing the bandwidthd Interface

2.18. bandwidthd Collecting Data

2.19. bandwidthd Traffic Table

2.20. Investigating IP 69.44.123.39

2.21. bandwidthd Graph

3.1. Kismet - NST 802.11b Wireless Network Monitoring Configuration

3.2. Kismet - Wireless Network Power Distribution Topology and Track Map

3.3. NTop Network Load

3.4. NTop All Protocol Data

3.5. NTop Packet Rate Graphs (RRD)

3.6. Nessus X Client (NST v1.2.0)

3.7. Nessus X Client (NST v1.2.1 and Above)

3.8. setup_sendmail Typical Usage

3.9. setup_sendmail Help Output

3.10. Stopping sendmail

3.11. Starting sendmail

3.12. setup_sendmail Removal Of Service

3.13. Using test_sendmail to Check sendmail Configuration.

3.14. setup_sendmail as SMTP Server

3.15. setup_sendmail as SMTP Server

4.1. Finding Mounted File Systems

4.2. Using fdisk -l To Find Disks

4.3. Using laddswap To Find/Use Swap Partitions

4.4. Finding IDE Partitions

4.5. Mounting a Thumb Drive (Memory Stick)

4.6. Mounting a Shared Windows Folder

4.7. Looking For Windows Shares

4.8. Mounting a NFS Drive

4.9. Preparing a ext3 File System on a FAT Thumb Drive.

4.10. Mounting a Virtual ext3 File System on a FAT Thumb Drive.

4.11. Preparing a Encrypted ext3 File System on a Windows Shared Folder.

4.12. Mounting a Encrypted ext3 File System.

5.1. DVD Burner in USB 2.0 Enclosure

5.2. Burning a DVD with growisofs

5.3. Formatting a DVD+RW Disk

6.1. Basic Simple Configuration: 1

6.2. Basic Simple Configuration: 2

6.3. Mobile Wireless Monitoring

6.4. Small Business Diagram

6.5. Network Enterprise Diagram

7.1. VPN: PPP tunneled over SSH

7.2. Multiple VPN PPP tunnels over SSH

7.3. VPN: PPP tunneled over SSH: packet flow through the IP stacks (Network Diagram)

7.4. VPN: PPP tunneled over SSH: packet flow through the IP stacks

7.5. Ethereal capture: interface ppp0

7.6. Ethereal capture: interface eth0

7.7. VPN: PPP tunneled over SSH: Fast Ethernet Maximum Throughput Rates

7.8. VPN: PPP tunneled over SSH: Effective data rate: NST Probe - NST Probe same LAN segment

7.9. VPN: PPP tunneled over SSH: Ethereal capture summary view

7.10. VPN: PPP tunneled over SSH: Throughput Rate: NST Probe - NST Probe Different LAN Segments (2 VLANs)

7.11. VPN: PPP tunneled over SSH: Effective data Rate: NST Probe - NST Probe different LAN segments (2 VLANs) over the VPN

7.12. VPN: PPP tunneled over SSH: Effective data Rate: NST Probe - NST Probe different LAN segments (2 VLANs) over the VPN for SMB file services

7.13. VPN: PPP tunneled over SSH: Effective data Rate: NST Probe - NST Probe different LAN segments (2 VLANs) over the VPN for SMB file services - Ethereal capture summary: 1

7.14. VPN: PPP tunneled over SSH: Effective data Rate: NST Probe - NST Probe different LAN segments (2 VLANs) over the VPN for SMB file services - Ethereal capture summary: 2

8.1. Secure Virtual Computing

8.2. Secure Virtual Computing With Microsoft Remote Desktop (RDP)

9.1. Ntop, NetFlow, WRT54GS LINKSYS Router - network flow monitoring

9.2. Ntop NetFlow plugin configuration

9.3. Ntop NetFlow Global Traffic Statistics

9.4. Ntop NetFlow Traffic

9.5. Ntop NetFlow packet detail using the Wireshark protocol analyzer

11.1. Serial tap monitor cable

12.1. NetCat - (nc) TCP/IP Network Utility Interrogating the GPSD Daemon

12.2. GpsDrive Navigation Application

13.1. Networking Cable Configuration for Ethernet LAN Standards

14.1. Linux Software RAID1