Tools

These tools can be used for good and bad. They are all readily available on the Web. So,
if you're one of the good guys : find out how long your passwords will resist a dictionary or brute force attack, see what information your computers would reveil when asked the right way, and check your network before the bad guys do ... 
network tools Password tools Get some practise
Online DNS lookup, Whois, a.o.KLOTH Services
WWW implementations of common network tools such as whois and nslookup / dig. Although they're in fact network troubleshooting tools, services / tools like these are often used to gather information about a 'target' or 'victim' (re. Hacking Exposed : a mini howto). Which goes to show that toold can be used for good and for bad ...E
nmapwww.insecure.org
simply the best port scanner, with some added functionality (e.g. remote OS guess)E
nessuswww.nessus.org
extremely complete vulnarability checker / security audit : scans a remote system for open ports (using nmap), then attempts to exploit the services listening at those ports and returns a detailed report. Open Source Quality.E
hpingwww.hping.org
when ping and traceroute return timeouts because you can't trace 'behind' a router or firewall, hping might help.E
Same Spadewww.samspade.org
client for multiple protocols and integrated network query tool for Windows 95, 98, NT & Windows 2000E
Look@Lanwww.lookatlan.com
freeware network enumeration and monitoring toolE
NBTEnum, NetBIOS User Enumartion Tool,copy available atpacketstorm.linuxsecurity.org
nbtenum and other enumeration tools should be available at , but that site is apparently offlineE
Hacking Exposed : the tools

the tools discussed in the book "Hacking Exposed"E
Arne Vidstrom : The Toolbox - Freeware security tools for Windowswww.ntsecurity.nu, Arne Vidstrom
collection of freeware security tools, written by Arne Vidstrom, including a.o. a key logger, ping sweep, a tool to enumerate user accounts on a Windows system, a Microsoft SQL Server dictionary attack...E
Wireless Security softwareHideaway.Net
tools that can locate, audit, and even sniff wireless networksE
Unix Penetration RootkitsPacket Storm
a collection of UNIX / Linux penetration rootkitsE
Windows NT Penetration ToolsPacket Storm
a collection of Windows NT (2000, XP, etc.) penetration toolsE
Astalavista Tool BoxAstalavista Secutity Group
An extensive collection of enumeration, sniffing cracking and exploiting tools.E
Oreilly Network tools

Collection of network hack and crack tools, mainly tar archivesE
www.insecure.orgwww.insecure.org
www.insecure.org, of nmap fame, also caries extensive lists and (links to) forums on exploits, penetration testing, (exploitable) bugs, know security holes etcE
Brutus

Password cracker for HTTP (Basic Authentication), HTTP (HTML Form/CGI), POP3, FTP, SMB, Telnet servers. Originally created to check routers for default passwords. Brute Force / Dictionary approachE
HydraThe Hacker's Choice
THC-Hydra - login hacker for Samba, FTP, POP3, IMAP, Telnet, HTTP Auth, LDAP, NNTP, MySQL, VNC, ICQ, Socks5, PCNFS, Cisco and more. Includes SSL support and is included in Nessus.E
l0phtcrack

Once the best tool for Windows NT cracking, and freely available. Now commercialized by Symantec. You may want to try and get a copy from astalavista :-)E
John The Ripper

The famous John The Ripper password crackerE
Cain and Able

finds passwords by sniffing the network, cracking encrypted passwords using Dictionary, Brute-Force and Cryptanalysis attacks, recording VoIP conversations, decoding scrambled passwords, revealing password boxes, uncovering cached passwords and analyzing routing protocolsE
TSCrack

Password Cracker for Windows Terminal Server. TSCrack is said to use Artificial Intelligence / Artificial Neural Networks to be able to interprete de bitmaps sent by the terminal server and generate an appropriate response.E
"I forgot the Administrator password"

'Linux on a floppy' boot disk that allows to blank out the administrator password and reset accounts on Windows NT systemsE
SIW - System Information for Windows

Not a password cracker per se, but a tool to collect system information on Windows systems. As it happens, this system information includes cached credentials, product keys and other 'secrets'E
Default Passwords

Who says you need to crack anything ? Lot's of network devices are installed without any configuration, so they still have the user name / passwords that the vendor put there. And these passwords are very well known ...E

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