Offensive Security Tools for Operational Security

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Offensive Security Tools for Operational Security Aqeeb Hussain (Durham University DiRAC) Purpose of offensive security tools Identification of open services (Assessing the access vector from internalexternal perspectives) Scanning of

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Offensive Security Tools for Operational Security Aqeeb Hussain (Durham University – DiRAC)<br>
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Purpose of offensive security tools Identification of open services (Assessing the access vector from internal/external perspectives)

Scanning of vulnerabilities via plugins, banner grabbing, manual recon and automation

Execution of vulnerabilities to confirm their impact and applying patches following CVEs.<br>
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NMAP (Network Mapper) Active network reconnaissance tool (Information gathering with direct interaction to devices)

Port scanning – Ability to identify if device ports are open or not and ability to evade monitoring such as PSAD (Port Scan Attack Detector)

Version/Service detection – Identifying exact services and versions of target port(s)

Vulnerability scanning – Being able to automate procedure of scanning vulnerabilities (Vulners DB plugin)<br>