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Nginx Recon Basics

Nginx Recon Basics You can find this Lab here Nginx is a web server like Apache, its a multipurpose opensource server mainly used for serving cached contents, load balancers or reverse proxy. Like Apache, it can also serve PHP or static contents. So, why Nginx if you have apache? Well, Nginx performs better than Apache in some scenarios and many big companies are using it to serve their clients. Here are few of them https://www.nginx.com/resources/wiki/community/why_use_it/ You get the idea why Nginx is so important now, so let's dive into this Let the Recon Begin In my case the ip is 192.14.197.3 . You can find the ip by running `ifconfig` and the change the last part from 2 to 3 eth1 interface Not asked but, What is version of nginx version running? Using nmap tool to find the version nmap -sS -sV 192.14.197.3 It is running nginx v1.15.4 What are the authentication types being used for /Admin and /Administrator folder? Using authentication recon tip from previou

Apache Server Recon Basics

Apache Server Recon Basics Recon Begins... In my case the IP 192.9.249.3 . You can find the IP by running ipconfig and replacing last part of IP with 3 in eth1 interface What is the version of the running web server? So this is very straightforward and easy. Using nmap you can find this. nmap -sS -sV 192.9.249.3 The -sS flag tells nmap to scan the service on open port and -sV tells to find the version of it The version of Apache here is 2.4.18 What page is hosted on the running web server? Hmm, this is also easy. Let's try curl-ing the webpage curl http://192.9.249.3:80 -s | grep title By default curl will make request on port 80 and / path So, it is serving the Default index.html Page Perform bruteforce on web server directories and list the names of directories found. Use brute_dirs metasploit module. The brute_dirs module can be found in auxiliary/scanner/http/brute_dirs . Configure it as per your rhost requirements. After running it for ~3 mins, it managed to fin

Using cURL For Recon!

Using cURL For Recon! (client URL) is a command-line tool and library which primarily supports HTTP along with many other protocols. This makes it a good candidate for scripts as well as automation. The tool takes in at least one argument, i.e., the resource to fetch. GET Request The default HTTP requests made by cURL are GET requests. Let's try requesting the page from the GET section. cURL - GET Request cURL - GET Request $ curl http://inlanefreight.com/ <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//IETF//DTD HTML 2.0//EN"> <html><head> <title>401 Unauthorized</title> </head><body> <h1>Unauthorized</h1> <p>This server could not verify that you are authorized to access the document requested.</p> <hr> <address>Apache/2.4.41 (Ubuntu) Server at inlanefreight.com Port 80</address&g

MSSQL Recon Using Nmap Scripts

MSSQL Recon Using Nmap Scripts You can find this lab here – https://attackdefense.com/challengedetails?cid=2313 First of all, on what port MS-SQL is running. This can be done by simple Nmap command with -sV and --top-ports 65535 . Scanning the entire port range is useful because for security reasons infra teams change the default ports nmap -sV --top-ports 65535 10.4.16.254 Well in this case it running on default port 1433. Q1. Gather information from the MS-SQL server with NTLM. There are two modules to get information about the ms-sql server: ms-sql-info and ms-sql-ntlm-info Since the question it is explicitly asked for NTLM, the second script will be used here. Feel free to read about them: I found one juicy piece of information about the server, the version number. Once running query you can use this to search for specific exploits (if available): Let's use normal script, just being curious what information this will give: nmap 10.4.16.254 -p1433 --script ms-sql-ntlm-info