Nessus is for unix and free, and one of (if not the) best.
On Thursday 14 March 2002 01:47 pm, Daniel Hay wrote:
> Hi guys, thanks for all the replies, most of you have been pointing me
> to windows based scanners, im sorry if i didnt specify in my original
> email but id MUCH prefer it to be a u
Hi guys, thanks for all the replies, most of you have been pointing me
to windows based scanners, im sorry if i didnt specify in my original
email but id MUCH prefer it to be a unix based scanner, Freeware /
commercial either way it doesnt bother me. Thanks for your help
D
Michael Perez wro
Look at the product Retina from www.eeye.com . It's one of the best security scanners
out there.
"Retina includes vulnerability auditing modules for many systems and services. These
include: NetBIOS, HTTP, CGI and WinCGI, FTP, DNS, DoS vulnerabilities, POP3, SMTP,
LDAP, TCP/IP, UDP, Registry,
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If you are looking for commercial pay (lots of $$) ware you could
try ISS I have had great success with it in large networks (100's of
servers and clients) though I have never used it on an AIX machine so
YMMV.
I tried cybercop in our lab along w
