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evaluating shared rescources on remote system.

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deepak

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Mar 4, 2008, 2:42:04 AM3/4/08
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Hi,

Is there any perl module through which we can find the shared files
on a remote XP system.If not is there any idea how to get the shared
files on the remote system.

thanx in advance.

Ben Morrow

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Mar 4, 2008, 6:23:31 AM3/4/08
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Quoth deepak <ramakris...@gmail.com>:

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> Is there any perl module through which we can find the shared files
> on a remote XP system.If not is there any idea how to get the shared
> files on the remote system.

Win32::NetResource (in libwin32, so supplied with ActivePerl) will let
you enumerate the shares exported by a given machine.

Ben

deepak

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Mar 4, 2008, 10:28:09 AM3/4/08
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thanks Ben it worked for me, similarly is there any module for
accessing remote registry and remote desktop.

Ben Morrow

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Mar 4, 2008, 11:19:30 AM3/4/08
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Quoth deepak <ramakris...@gmail.com>:

> thanks Ben it worked for me, similarly is there any module for
> accessing remote registry and remote desktop.

http://search.cpan.org/search?query=win32+registry

I don't know what you mean by 'remote desktop'. If you mean a module
that talks Microsoft's RDP protocol, then I somewhat doubt it.

Ben

deepak

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Mar 4, 2008, 1:05:52 PM3/4/08
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Thanx Ben.What i mean about 'remote desktop' is whether there is any
perl module that can connect to the remote desktop server, like we
connect to a sshd server using Net::SSH and execute a simple linux
command.

Ben Morrow

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Mar 4, 2008, 9:49:45 PM3/4/08
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Quoth deepak <ramakris...@gmail.com>:

What protocol are you trying to use? Again, if you mean RDP then I doubt
there is a module for it: it would be *extremely* difficult to remotely
drive a GUI-based protocol like RDP in any case.

Once you've worked out which protocol you are trying to connect with,
you can search CPAN as well as I can.

Ben

deepak

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Mar 5, 2008, 2:40:37 AM3/5/08
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Basically i'm devoloping a tool as part of my project, that scans a
range of computers and tells if there are any vulnerabilities on the
remote machine.In this manner i hav to check for the dictionary
passwords.

For example i have to check if remote registry , remote telnet, remote
sshd..etc are accesible for this set of passwords.For this the only
thing i hav to do is just establish a connection for each of the
password. If the connection is established then the remote system is
vulnerable else not vulnerable.

In the same manner i want to test whether i can just connect to the
RDP service on the remote machine.

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