2010
05.30
Category:
Everything /
Tag:
afterglow, cut, data visualization, graphviz, linux, neato, network, sed, tcpdump, tee, uniq /
Just tryin’…
Connections from/to laptop
sudo tcpdump -i wlan0 -p|cut -d' ' -f3,5|cut -d':' -f1|tee dump
cat dump |uniq |sed -r 's/^(.*)\.[^.]+ (.*)\.([^.]+)/\1,\3,\2/' > local.csv
cat local.csv |./afterglow.pl |neato -Tgif -o test.gif

What a mess!
Connections from laptop
Let’s try again, this time only focusing on the outgoing connections initiated:

Much better...
2010
05.21
Metasploit now has a utility to allow people to practise pentesting on a controlled environment. Termed “Metasploitable”, I’m guessing it is because it is “pwnable”
It’s basically an Ubuntu 8.04 server on a VMware 6.5 image, running plenty of old and vulnerable services. Yummy!
It is available to Metasploit Express customers from the Customer Center, and for the rest of us peeps, it’s freely available for download via Bittorrent. (a bit slow, but I’ll try to seed this for as long as possible when I managed to get it entirely)
More info at the blog post.
[via Metasploit Blog]