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  1. Pentesting Process

Vulnerability

Perform vulnerability scanning and exploit research.

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Vulnerability Scanner

Nessus

Vulnerability scanner very powerful.

Runs on port 8834 tcp.

Nessus has two parts (both can be on the same machine):

  • Client to configure the scan.

  • Server to perform the scan and send the results to the client.

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systemctl start nessusd
systemctl stop nessusd
net start "Tenable Nessus"
net stop "Tenable Nessus"

Go to: https://<MY_IP>:8834/

Create a local account.

Tool
Details

Interactive script for download report ./nessus_downloader.rb

OpenVAS

Vulnerability scanner open-source and free.

Runs on port 8080 tcp.

Like nessus, OpenVAS also has two parts (both can be on the same machine):

  • Client to configure the scan.

  • Server to perform the scan and send the results to the client.

sudo apt-get install gvm && openvas

Initialization process (can take up to 30 minutes):

gvm-setup
# note credentials

Start & Stop:

gvm-start
gvm-stop

Go to: https://<MY_IP>:8080/

Tools & Other

Tool
Details

/usr/share/nmap/scripts/ nmap --script-updatedb nmap --script--help <SCRIPT> nmap --script "<SCRIPT or TYPE>" <IP>

Server Web Scanner. nikto -h <URL> -o <OUTPUT.html> -Format html

Tool
Details

Fast scanning on a large number of hosts

Vulnerability Management, Detection & Response

Vulnerability scanner from Rapid7

Research Exploit

Very important to analyze the exploits found very carefully, they could be harmful!

Tools
Detail

Exploit-db database locally and offline. searchsploit -u (update) searchsploit <STRING> (get ID) searchsploit -w <STRING> (get LINK) searchsploit -x <ID> (see l'exploit) searchsploit -m <ID> (Copy exploit + info)

Security Scanner. wpscan --url <URL> --random-user-agent -o <OUTPUT> -e p --plugins-detection aggressive --api-token <API_KEY>

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Start & Stop
Exploit-DB
Sploitus
Packet Storm
Rapid7
sploitify
nussus_downloader.rb
nmap
nikto
wpscan
WordPress
nuclei
Qualys
Nexpose
searchsploit