Winfingerprint

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DarkGhost

Dec 22 2003, 05:13 AM

Web site => http://winfingerprint.sourceforge.net/winfingerprint.php

Download => http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.p...elease_id=19844

GUI version :
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Winfingerprint Requirements:
Windows NT 4, Windows 2000, or Windows XP
Winfingerprint Input Options:

IP Range
IP List
Single Host
Neighborhood
Winfingerprint Scan Options:

Determine OS using Server Message Block (SMB) Queries
-PDC (Primary Domain Controlller)
-BDC (Backup Domain Controller)
-NT MEMBER SERVER
-NT WORKSTATION
-SQL SERVER - If found check for sa account with no password.
-NOVELL NETWARE SERVER
-WINDOWS FOR WORKGROUPS
-WINDOWS 9X
-DOMAIN\NetBIOS name

Enumerate NetBIOS Shares
Checks for shares accessible without password
Including Administrative ($) Shares

Enumerate Users

Enumerate Services

Enumerate Transports

Obtain Security Identifier (SID) for computers, users, and groups.

Enumerate Sessions

Establish NULL IPC$ Sessions

Service Pack & Hotfixes

Enumerate Local and Global Groups and determines group memberships.

Remote Time and Date

Non-Blocking TCP connect() Portscan (Grabs Banners)

Non-Blocking UDP connect() Portscan

ICMP and DNS Resolution Only scan hosts that respond to ICMP echo request.

Enumerate Disks

Map Network Drive.
Launch default web browser against hosts running FTP and HTTP Services.

Explore NetBIOS Shares.

Winfingerprint Help

ChangeLog

Command line version :
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CODE

Winfingerprintcli
Winfingerprintcli is the command line version of winfingerprint and supercedes winfingerprintclassic. Winfingerprintcli supports single host, list of hosts, or ip range scans and contains the same featues as winfingerprint. The clunky html output of winfingeprintclassic has also been replaced with an ASCII text output.

Usage:
winfingerprintcli.exe <Scan Typei> <Options>
-------- Scan Type --------------------------------------------------------
-host <lhostname> Scan single hosts.
-l or -list <ip list> Scan list of hosts.
-startip <ip address> -endip <ip address> Scan range of hosts.
-o or -output <filename> Output filename. (winfingerprint.txt by default).
-------- Options ----------------------------------------------------------
-a or -all Equivalent to -shares -services -time -users -groups -disks
-ping -tcpscan -udpscan -fingerprint
NOTE: -all DOES NOT include -null -startport or -endport.
-b or -shares Enumerate NetBIOS shares.
-d or -disks Enumerate disks.
-f or -fingerprint Determine OS.
-g or -groups Enumerate groups.
-i or -time Get Remote time and date.
-n or -null Establish NULL IPC$ Sessions.
-p or -ping Only hosts that respond to ICMP echo request are scanned.
-r or -registry Read Service Pack and Hotfix Level from registry
-s or -sessions Enumerate sessions.
-t or -transports Enumerate transports.
-u or -users Enumerate users.
-v or -services Enumerate running Services.
-ad Use Active Directory instead of NT Domain
-neighborhood <domain> Enumerate Network Neighborhood
-------- Port Scan Options -------------------------------------------------
-tcpscan TCP portscan (Grabs Banners)
-udpscan UDP portscan.
-tcpstartport <1-65535> Default startport = 1
-tcpendport <1-65535> Default endport = 1024
-udpstartport <1-65535> Default startport = 1
-udpendport <1-65535> Default endport = 1024
-timeout <1-10> (seconds) Default timeout = 3

wicked

Dec 22 2003, 08:13 PM

Nice one... Have bin using some other Scanner tht is uploaded here somewhere... forgot the Name but has Similar Features to this...

Awesome Post all the same and Useful proggy Never the Less..

Wkd..

DJVASTVASTY2K

Dec 22 2003, 11:45 PM

Hello M8's

Cheers DarkGhost

I am sure I have seen this programme all ready uploaded recently unless of course it was dumped and I saw it there.

Maybe this is a new version and I need to test it out

Thank You

Best Regards

Adam

Vast Gsm

Carlos

Dec 23 2003, 01:52 AM

Good Stuff mate, cheers!

make that...

GREAT STUFF!!! Good *Siht*

*slaps DarkGhost out of happiness!

cartman

Dec 23 2003, 10:08 AM

good, i try it

Thx

DarkGhost

Dec 23 2003, 11:42 AM

yes , you re right

http://www.governmentsecurity.org/forum/in...t=0&#entry19848

I typed " winfingerprintcl " on the Search , before posting it

sorry

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