Yes. ISS provides one for windows: "ISS X-Force has developed a tool to scan any specified IP range for systems vulnerable to the MS03-26 RPC vulnerability. The scanner is non-invasive. It does not need domain credentials to check for the patch, nor does it actually fire the exploit. The scanner uses two techniques to fingerprint the vulnerability based on behaviors that the MS03-026 patch has altered. The scanner also includes a primitive OS-ident feature. "We feel that this tool may prove to be more accurate that other free scanners that have been made available. For more information, please visit:" http://www.iss.net/support/product_utilities/ms03-026rpc.php Be sure to read the page. It isn't 100% accurate. On 7/29/03 5:16 PM, "JAMIE CRAWFORD" <crawfordat_private> wrote: > Does anyone know of a command line rpc vulnerability scanner for win32 > or linux? > Tia, > jamie > > > Jamie Crawford, MCSE Network Analyst I > Information Services > Central Missouri State University > Warrensburg, MO 64093 > Phone:6605434357 > Email:CRAWFORDat_private > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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