Hacking systems

Hello all of you,

Do you know where I must ask to have my system tested ?

I explain. I have (now) a static IP, with a permanent connexion. And I want to insure myself that my system is ok to sustain hack attack.

So, I want "white hats" to test it, and to say me "Ok, that was good except for that, but that can be corrected that way" ...

Anyone interested ?

Thanks in advance,
Jean-Francois

If you want a simple scan for open ports that should not be open..try

http://grc.com/
"Shields-up"

There is a more detailed version at Norton's ,but i cant remember the url...Sorry

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Originally posted by Info_Au
If you want a simple scan for open ports that should not be open..try

http://grc.com/
"Shields-up"

There is a more detailed version at Norton's ,but i cant remember the url...Sorry

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I'll have a look and try this stuff. Thanks you very much.

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Originally posted by Info_Au
If you want a simple scan for open ports that should not be open..try

http://grc.com/
"Shields-up"

There is a more detailed version at Norton's ,but i cant remember the url...Sorry

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I will have to do that from my house, 'cause you can't enter an IP address different from the one you're using.

Here ya go. In depth scans for free. http://scan.sygatetech.com

Seems not to bad. I tried both, and both said "Ok, you are using a firewall, you blocked quite everything".

Now, I want some of you to try to take it ... 'cause a security scanner will never be as clever as a real man.

Any volunteer ? Just send me an email (to gobin@gobinjf.be) to give me your IP address (so I won't complain about hack attempts) and I'll give you mine.

Thanks in advance.
Jean-Francois Gobin.

By the way : those are MINE. I'm not trying to lure you into hacking another system. Just make a "whois gobinjf.be@whois.dns.be"

I've no intention of swapping ip addresses with you but if you take a look at nessus from http://www.vulnerabilities.org it should give you a pretty good nmap based scan. As you noticed with another scanner you used, it will scan the ip address of the machine you use to request the scan - it would otherwise be a tool for hordes of script kiddies.
Pete

Unfortunately, the NESSUS complimentary is not active (could not connect ...), but I tried the nmap one. Should I have tried that with another unix host.

But it's still a scan, and not a real intrusion attempt.

securespace.com
scannerx.com
grc.com
vulnerabilities.org
hackwhacker.com