hi
All your hunt on network scanners can end
once u go through this study conducted by network
computing
the link below will guide u to it
http://www.networkcomputing.com/1201/1201f1b1.html
though this article is a little old
it still can surely answer most of your queries
regards
Sudesh
riday, March 01, 2002 6:17 AM
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To: Coffey, Christopher S.
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Subject: RE: The Best Network Scanner?
honestly, i've found the best network scanner to be nmap
(http://www.insecure.org/nmap), and i'm surprised that no one's
mentioned it so for. It's the s
ay, February 27, 2002 7:28 PM
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Hi,
Try this updated review on several network vulnerability tools.
eEye Retina won a blue ribbon award when compared to other free or
commercial products.
Personally I found Retina as being the most cost effective tool, yet
powerful, in this field.
If you're looking for a tool capable of doing
Best network scanner is nmap and it is free and runs on *nix.
http://www.insecure.org/nmap
You can use npulse along with nmap which will give you the web based
access.
http://www.horsburgh.com/h_npulse.html
nmap + npulse is simply the best.
Ravi
->> network scanners on the market for findin
Aren't CyberCop and ISS Internet Scanner more or less the same?
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Subject: Re: The Best Network Scanner?
nessus can do what you want. it's free, it runs a server(which needs
a unix
machine as far as i know), and a client which can be a win32 machine.
On Monday 25 February 2002 05:20 pm, Bejon Parsinia wrote:
> Good day,
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> I just wanted to pose th
ent: Thursday, February 28, 2002 01:24
Subject: RE: The Best Network Scanner?
: I personally love Languard by http://www.gfisoft.com it is not that
: thorough, but it is free! It lists ports opened any many vulnerabilities.
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: I then use CyberCop 5.5, and then finally ISS Internet Scanner...
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Shadow Security Scanner (while not being free) is a good application.
Download a 30 day trial here:
http://www.safety-lab.com/en/download/download.htm
cheers
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I've been using Nessus for years. There are both unix & Windows versions
available for it.
Available ftom: http://www.nessus.org/
Chip
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As far as free, win32 apps go, a fairly useful tool I use a great deal
is LANGuard Network Scanner (http://www.gfi.com/languard/lanscan.htm), a
simple and effect starting place for single host or address range
scanning.
Alan Boyd
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From: Bejon Parsinia [mailto:[EMAIL PR
In-Reply-To: <004c01c1bfba$85106130$8c0643d5@granit>
Question about Retina (and probably others as well):
I downloaded the eval version to begin evaluation of
several brands for future purchase and need some
clarification.
When I run a scan against at test server running IIS I
get
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I like Nessus, it is GPL and so you know exactly what you are getting
and it is maintained!
Not only that, Nessus has Excellent reporting (Including HTML with nice
looking PIE graphs)...
I like to run a Nessus server using Linux (nessusd) and a N
honestly, i've found the best network scanner to be nmap
(http://www.insecure.org/nmap), and i'm surprised that no one's
mentioned it so for. It's the swiss army knife of network testing tools.
nessus actually uses it as its' scanning engine. It runs on *nix and
win32 using libpcap. It supports m
I personally love Languard by http://www.gfisoft.com it is not that
thorough, but it is free! It lists ports opened any many vulnerabilities.
I then use CyberCop 5.5, and then finally ISS Internet Scanner...
HTH
JM
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> From: Bejon Parsinia [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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I would give Nessus a try, it works on linux, its easy to install and use,
its a good vulnerability scanner, and best of all it is free.
www.nessus.org
Good Luck,
William
> network scanners on the market for finding vulnerabilities on your network,
> reporting on issues, and sugges
nessus can do what you want. it's free, it runs a server(which needs a unix
machine as far as i know), and a client which can be a win32 machine.
On Monday 25 February 2002 05:20 pm, Bejon Parsinia wrote:
> Good day,
>
> I just wanted to pose this question to the group, what are some of the best
Hi Bejon
For win nt for me the one of good one's is Retina from www.eeye.com
And concerning the linux platform one of good one's is nessus.
Regards
Kulla
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From: "Bejon Parsinia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Security-Basics (E-mail)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, Feb
There is a command line version of NMap for Win32 but it is flaky
somewhat. Shadow Security scanner is a great freeware scanner for Win32
but if you want really Heavy Duty for an NT environment, go with Retina,
available in a limited demo from www.eeyes.org
Chris Chandler
MCSE Windows 2000 & NT4,
Hello Bejon,
This is my vote: Retina - Network Security Scanner.
http://www.eeye.com/html/Products/Retina/index.html
Thanks,
-Mark
"Bejon
Nessus (www.nessus.org) is probably one of the most popular.
Sara (www-arc.com/sara/) and saint (www.wwdsi.com/saint/) as well.
mrcorp
The information contained in this message is intended only for the recipient, may be
privileg
We use a combo of a free scanner (Nessus) www.nessus.org and a commercial
scanner (ISS Internet Scanner) www.iss.net .
We use the ISS scanner day-to-day to keep our network security tight, but
then use a laptop with Nessus to double check or network every few months or
before a large audits ect.
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