Pentration Testing Zentyal Networks

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Mussa Khonje gave a presentation on penetration testing Zentyal networks at the Zentyal summit in Zaragoza, Spain on October 4-5th, 2012. He discussed how penetration tests are conducted to protect business assets, integrity, availability of services, and compliance with standards. Khonje also demonstrated how tools like Nmap, Nessus, and Metasploit are used in the reconnaissance, scanning, access gaining, and post-exploitation phases of a penetration test by hacking a sample Zentyal network.

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Linux small business server

PENTRATION TESTING ZENTYAL NETWORKS

MUSSA KHONJE

Zentyal summit – Zaragoza Oct. 4&5, 2012

Linux small business server

Angoni Computer Security Labs ltd

ACSLabs

Mussa Khonje
wildfirelab@gmail.com
www.cehlab.com

Oct. 4th & 5th Zentyal summit 2012 2

Linux small business server

Born in East Africa Malawi and joined British Forces Army in year 2000
served most of the time with NATO HQ Germany as Group 6 Information
System Engineer until 2009 .Currenty studing at Staffordshire Universty
BSc in Cyber Security and Digital Forensic

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WHY PENTEST NETWORK ?

• Protect bussines Asset
• Protect bussiness integrity
• Protecting bussiness service avalability
• Complant with ISO standard
• Protecting shareholders and public
confidence

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Linux small business server

HOW IS PENTEST CONDUCTED
• Contract Signed Autholise PENTEST

• Contract might explicity NO DDOS, DOS
imagine if PENTEST EBAY will they afford
server down time.

• Redteam goes to work

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PENTEST ZENTYAL NETWORK
• Stages used to conduct Pentest

• Reconassance [ Finding more about the
target]

• Scanning [ Services offered by the target]

• Gain Access [ Gain privilage to the target]
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• Maintain Access [Install a backdoor]

• Cover Tracks [ Erase traces of being in the
computer [Event Logs,Registry Edit]

• Make the victim into a zombe to be used in
attack of other computers in the network

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Linux small business server

HACKERS OS
• Backtrack 5r3 comes with 300 + tools to be used in
Pentration Testing and Digital Forensic
• Popular program used in Pentest if Metasploit
framework

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Linux small business server

TOOLS USED IN PENTEST
• Nmap latest version is 6.01

• Nessus Vulnability Scanner

• Metasploit Attacking Framework
DEMONSTRATION RAPID ATTACK USING MSF

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DEMO HACK WINBOX

• This is showing tools of pentration testing
how their are used and how MSF works .

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Pentration Testing Zentyal Networks

1. Linux small business server PENTRATION TESTING ZENTYAL NETWORKS MUSSA KHONJE Zentyal summit – Zaragoza Oct. 4&5, 2012

2. Linux small business server Angoni Computer Security Labs ltd ACSLabs Mussa Khonje wildfirelab@gmail.com www.cehlab.com Oct. 4th & 5th Zentyal summit 2012 2

3. Linux small business server Born in East Africa Malawi and joined British Forces Army in year 2000 served most of the time with NATO HQ Germany as Group 6 Information System Engineer until 2009 .Currenty studing at Staffordshire Universty BSc in Cyber Security and Digital Forensic Oct. 4th & 5th Zentyal summit 2012 3

4. Linux small business server WHY PENTEST NETWORK ? • Protect bussines Asset • Protect bussiness integrity • Protecting bussiness service avalability • Complant with ISO standard • Protecting shareholders and public confidence Oct. 4th & 5th Zentyal summit 2012 4

5. Linux small business server HOW IS PENTEST CONDUCTED • Contract Signed Autholise PENTEST • Contract might explicity NO DDOS, DOS imagine if PENTEST EBAY will they afford server down time. • Redteam goes to work Oct. 4th & 5th Zentyal summit 2012 5

6. Linux small business server PENTEST ZENTYAL NETWORK • Stages used to conduct Pentest • Reconassance [ Finding more about the target] • Scanning [ Services offered by the target] • Gain Access [ Gain privilage to the target] Oct. 4th & 5th Zentyal summit 2012 6

7. Linux small business server • Maintain Access [Install a backdoor] • Cover Tracks [ Erase traces of being in the computer [Event Logs,Registry Edit] • Make the victim into a zombe to be used in attack of other computers in the network Oct. 4th & 5th Zentyal summit 2012 7

8. Linux small business server HACKERS OS • Backtrack 5r3 comes with 300 + tools to be used in Pentration Testing and Digital Forensic • Popular program used in Pentest if Metasploit framework Oct. 4th & 5th Zentyal summit 2012 8

9. Linux small business server TOOLS USED IN PENTEST • Nmap latest version is 6.01 • Nessus Vulnability Scanner • Metasploit Attacking Framework DEMONSTRATION RAPID ATTACK USING MSF Oct. 4th & 5th Zentyal summit 2012 9

10. Linux small business server DEMO HACK WINBOX • This is showing tools of pentration testing how their are used and how MSF works . Oct. 4th & 5th Zentyal summit 2012 10

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