I just posted 15 new nmap scripts to the nmap-dev mailing list. For anyone curios to check them out have a look over here. I’ve been working on these new scripts for a while and they add yet more database support to nmap allowing users to perform password guessing against both Oracle and Informix servers. In addition custom SQL queries can be made to Informix servers directly from nmap.
I’ve also created a number of scripts which can be suitable when pen testing Lotus Domino. These scripts include support for collecting Internet password hashes and user ID files. ID files can be collected both as an authenticated user from the person web view or unauthenticated using the vulnerability CVE-2006-5835. Oh, and you can add Lotus Domino 8.5 to the list of vulnerable versions in that advisory. There are also two scripts that allow you to interact with the IBM Lotus Domino remote console. One script allows for password guessing, while the other one allows you to interact with the console ones your authenticated.
There’s a tiny script in the zip file that supports querying for registered objects in a ORB Naming Service using the GIOP protocol.
Last but not least I’ve created a framework for other password guessing scripts to use. The framework runs using multiple worker threads and does all the looping, iteration and other basic logic used by most of my previous brute scripts.
The zip file included in the nmap-dev post can be downloaded from here. Please help me out testing the scripts so that they can be added to the subversion version of nmap!
