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scanning websites - Printable Version +- Sinisterly (https://sinister.li) +-- Forum: Hacking (https://sinister.li/Forum-Hacking) +--- Forum: Tutorials (https://sinister.li/Forum-Tutorials) +--- Thread: scanning websites (/Thread-scanning-websites) |
scanning websites - 1MrE1 - 06-05-2014 Hey guys..so i would like to share with you a list i find very useful in scanning websites So the first thing you do is visit 1- news.netcraft.com there you just paste the url of the website to see what it is running you can find hosting domain..name servers and lots of interesting stuff second i use 2- www.archive.org actually this site i find very important it shows you the history of the website actually sometimes it's very useful aobut a month ago a friend of mine needed prorat offcourse everyone knows that but all he could find online was zip protected files and the password was changed and wasn't the original so i wen on archive.org went back in the website for 2 years and i downloaded Prorat knowing that the website is down now but i still could downoad the file through archive.org and offcourse my favorite lookup tool is 3- www.sharingmyip.com it gives you a list off all the sites sharing the same ip i just love this tool and offcourse you know when you havk one of those sites you can do a backdoor to the others knowing that most online tools require payment for such thing..this website is for free 4-Scanning with nmap and considering that you're a linux user do nmap -Sv -O xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx on any website to get open filtered and service detection on most of the ports of this website 5-nikto use nikto -h www.yoursite.com gives you a lot of useful information as well there your target just moved from a blackbox to a gray box or maybe w whitebox lol if you use these tools is the right way and offcourse you can always use dnsenum a useful tool on kali i don't know if it is present on other unix systems so i hope this helps ![]() and feel free to PM me for any information about scanning and finding vulnerabilities yeah and a humble thanks would be great :p:p |