Phase 1 Passive Reconnaissance
1. Google (1st stop for passive recon), facebook, myspace, linkedin etc. (Find info on individuals)
2. Netcraft (find passive info about web servers.
3. Whois
4. Geo Spider
5. Google Earth
6. HTTrack
7. Webripper
8. Wireshark (I use in almost every phase. I wanna see if their website is sending me any tracking goodies while I’m reconning it.)
9. Paros (Same as above, plus I use it to study authentication methods, and other stuff on their sites)
Phase 2 Scanning
1. Nmap
2. Firewalk
3. Hping
4. Modem Scan
5. THC Scan
6. Tone Loc
7. p0f
8. Solarwinds
9. TCPTraceroute
Phase 3 Vulnerability Research
1. (I pretty much go manual here, but there’s always Nessus, ISS and others).
2. I usually try and build something that looks as close as possible to my target, and practice exploiting them. I count this as part of my vulnerability research.
3. Places I check are Secunia, Seclist, Milw0rm, Eeye, Metasploit.com, Securiteam, and a few others.
4. Vendor websites.
Phase 4 Penetration/Hacking
Breaking in
1. Manual exploit code
2. Metasploit
3. Core Impact (Large scale (5000 or more nodes to penetrate).
Password Cracking
1. Kerb Crack
2. Pwdump
3. Cain & Able
4. John the Ripper
5. Rainbow Crack
6. Hydra
Trojans & Rootkit
1. I usually make my own. But some good POC ones are Poison Ivy, Nuclear RAT, Netbus.
Phase 5 Going Deeper
1. Dsniff
2. Tcpdump
3. Arpspoof
4. Putty
5. Recub
6. Scapy (to trick devices and anything else which accepts or send packets)
7. WebScarab (studying HTTPS and other secure authentication processes)
8. IDA Pro (reversing any custom apps I find being used internally).
9. Olly Debug (same as above).
10. Yersinia (VLAN hopping, and other low stack level attacks)
Phase 6 Covering Tracks
1. RM, delete, erase, etc (obviously).
2. Clearlogs
3. Wipe utility
4. ADS
5. Winzapper (not a big fan, but when I have to…..)
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