RE: Top 10 vulnerabilities and open ports.

From: Kevin Hodle (kevinhat_private)
Date: Mon Apr 07 2003 - 18:19:38 PDT

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    Just wondering how you selected the IP ranges you scanned in your
    'survey'.  A nessus scan sets off a very nasty list of IDS signatures,
    and if dedicated monitoring service (or a decent IDS analyst) was
    watching your IP surely would have been reported to your ISP on more
    than one occasion.  Since you were probably not authorized to be
    scanning these IP's,  were you reprimanded at all?
    
     
    Kevin Hodle
    CCNA, Network+, A+
    Alexander Open Systems
    Network Operations Center
    (913)-307-2367
    kevinhat_private
    
    
    -----Original Message-----
    From: Alex Zimin [mailto:alexat_private] 
    Sent: Sunday, April 06, 2003 8:15 AM
    To: pen-testat_private
    Subject: Top 10 vulnerabilities and open ports.
    
    
    Inprotect.com made available top 10 vulnerabilities and top 10 open tcp
    ports reports based on the results of the free security scans performed
    from it's site since October 2002.
    
    Reports are based on the results of tests performed using Nessus
    security scanner. Nessus scans were configured to test common tcp ports
    with all safe non-DOS checks enabled. Tests were performed over time
    with the 1.2.5 - 2.0.1 versions of Nessus security scanner. Since
    October 2002, 936 systems were tested 1192 times (some systems were
    tested more than once). Security scans results show that over 19,000
    security vulnerabilities were found, or close to 16 vulnerabilities
    found per scan (these numbers include open ports). These reports may
    contain some false positive results, but it's impossible to determine
    number of false positives at this time.
    
    Top 10 vulnerabilities and open tcp ports reports are also available for
    the period of the last 30 days, which may show statistics on newly
    discovered vulnerabilities. The top 10 vulnerabilities reports are
    grouped by Nessus risk factor, CVE ID, CVE ID (candidates) and Bugtraq
    ID.
    
    The reports data may be useful for security professionals or for
    preparing researches on most common vulnerabilities.
    
    Top 10 vulnerabilities and open ports reports:
    http://www.inprotect.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=Nessus&file=reports
    
    Alex Zimin
    Inprotect.com
    alexat_private
    
    
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