Laboratory Setup Help (RS)

From: Arturo \ (buanzoat_private)
Date: Wed Jan 30 2002 - 09:09:26 PST

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    =- To moderator -=
    Moderator, my last post didn't go thru because you told me to search the
    archives. I did that, and found a couple of results, but I kindly request
    you to let this post pass, as my findings weren't exactly what I needed.
    *please* :)
    =- EOM
    
    Hello world's pen-testers!
    
    I was employeed last month by a company who wants to setup a Pen-Test
    laboratory that I will lead. The environment would be an homogeneous
    GNU/Linux network.
    
    What I need is you to recommend versions of the following
    packages/combinations: FTP, Apache/Cgi/MySQL, DNS, sendmail, etc
    
    that are remotely exploitable for gaining shell access (or the possibility
    to execute commands on the remote system), AND some local exploits to
    acquire root privileges.
    
    Of course, if you can lead me to specific documentation regarding the
    exploits of those packages versions, I will greatly appreciate it and be
    most thankful.
    
    Thank you very much to all of you!
    
    Arturo "Buanzo" Busleiman
    - -=( RareGaZz-Team Member )=-
    GNU/Linux USERS, MP Ediciones
    GNU's es_AR Translation Team Leader
    Moderador de Seguridadat_private
    Turcin Soluciones Informaticas http://www.turcin.com.ar
    http://www.buanzo.com.ar
    PGP/GnuPG Public Key available at horowitz.surfnet.nl
    
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