You have gained shell on a Windows host and want to find other machines to pivot to, but the rules of engagement state that you can only use tools that are already available. How could you find other machines on the target network?
You are pen testing a Linux target from your windows-based attack platform. You just moved a script file from the windows system to the Linux target, but it will not execute properly. What is the most likely problem?
Which of the following is the JavaScript variable used to store a cookie?
Analyze the command output below. Given this information, which is the appropriate next step for the tester?Starting Nmap4.53 (hnp://insecure.org I at2010-09-30 19:13 EDT interesting ports on 192.163.116.101:PORT STATE SERVICE -130/tcp filtered cisco-fna131/tcp filtered cisco-tna132/tcp filtered cisco-sys133/tcp filtered statsrv134/tcp filtered Ingres-net135/tcp filtered msrpc136/tcp filtered profile137/tcp filtered netbios-ns138/tcp filtered netbios-dgm139/tcp open netbios-ssn140/tcp filtered emfis-dataMAC Address: 00:30:1&:B8:14:8B (Shuttle)warning: OSS can results may be unreliable because we could not find at least l open and l closed portDevice type, general purpose -Running: Microsoft Windows XP -OS details: Microsoft Windows XP SP2Network Distance : 1 hop -Nmap done: I IP address (I host up) scanned in l .263 seconds
What section of the penetration test or ethical hacking engagement final report is used to detail and prioritize the results of your testing?
Which type of Cross-Sire Scripting (XSS> vulnerability is hardest for automated testing tools to detect, and for what reason?
