Development of a suite of IPv6 vulnerability scanning tests using the TTCN-3 language

Leal, Adriano Galindo; Teixeira, Igor Cunha

doi:10.1109/isncc.2018.8530888

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“…Firmaster [76], Gail-PT [79], HILTI [82], IoTFuzzer [83], JCOMIX [84], LAID [85], Link [86], Lore [87], Mace [89], MaliceScript [92], Masat [93], Mirage [94], Mitch [95], MoScan [96], NAUTILUS [97], NAVEX [98], No Name (CSRF) [101], No Name (TTCN-3) [102], NodeXP [104], OSV [107], ObjectMap [105], Owfuzz [108], PJCT [115], PURITY [117], PentestGPT [113], PhpSAFE [114], Project Achilles [116], Pyciuti [118], RAT [119], ROSploit [123], RT-RCT [124], Revealer [120], RiscyROP [121], Robin [122], SOA-Scanner [130], SVED [133], Scanner++ [125], SerialDetector [127], ShoVAT [128], Snout [129], Spicy [131], SuperEye [132], TChecker [135], TORPEDO [136], UE Security Reloaded [137], VAPE-BRIDGE…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…ADaMs [51], AVAIN [55], Delta [68], Diane [70], ESRFuzzer [74], GNPassGAN [80], HILTI [82], IoTFuzzer [83], Mirage [94], NeuralNetworkCracking [100], NoCrack [103], OMEN [106], OSV [107], PassGAN [109], PassGPT [110], PasswordCrack-ingTraining [111], Pyciuti [118], SemanticGuesser [126], Snout [129], Spicy [131], Untangle [138] Reporting ESASCF [73], Firmaster [76], No Name (TTCN-3) [102], Pyciuti [118] Table B.7: PTES classification…”

Section: Post Exploitationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…No Name (TTCN-3) [102], NodeXP [104], OSV [107], ObjectMap [105], Owfuzz [108], PURITY [117], PenQuest [112], PentestGPT [113], PhpSAFE [114], Pyciuti [118], Pyciuti [118], RAT [119], ROSploit [123], RT-RCT [124], RT-RCT [124], Revealer [120], RiscyROP [121], Robin [122], SOA-Scanner [130], SVED [133], Scan-ner++ [125], SerialDetector [127], ShoVAT [128], ShoVAT [128], Snout [129], Snout [129], Spicy [131], Spicy [131], SuperEye [132], TAMELESS [134], TChecker [135], TORPEDO [136], UE Security Reloaded [137], VAPE-BRIDGE [139], VERA [140], VUDDY [141], VulCNN [143], VulDeePecker [144], VulPecker [147], Vulcan [142], Vulnet [145], Vulnsloit [146], WAPTT [148], WebFuzz [149], WebVIM [150] Resource Development ...…”

Section: Reconnaissancementioning

confidence: 99%

“…ESSecA [75], TAMELESS [134] Human, Organisational & Regulatory Aspects: Privacy & Online Rights: Privacy Engineering: Privacy Evaluation DFBC [69] Infrastructure Security: Applied Cryptography: Cryptographic Implementation: Api Design For Cryptographic Libraries CryptoGuard [65] Infrastructure Security: Applied Cryptography: Cryptographic Implementation: Cryptographic Libraries Firmaster [76] Infrastructure Security: Cyber Physical Systems ESSecA [75], TAMELESS [134] Infrastructure Security: Network Security AVAIN [55], Cairis [60], Delta [68], ESASCF [73], Gail-PT [79], HARMer [81], HILTI [82], Lore [87], Masat [93], NetCAT [99], SVED [133], Spicy [131] Infrastructure Security: Network Security: Network Protocols And Their Security OSV [107], SuperEye [132], Vulnsloit [146] Infrastructure Security: Network Security: Network Protocols And Their Security: Security At The Internet Layer Bbuzz [56] Infrastructure Security: Network Security: Network Protocols And Their Security: Security At The Internet Layer: Ipv6 Security No Name (TTCN-3) [102] Infrastructure Security: Network Security: Networking Applications Vulcan [142] Infrastructure Security: Network Security: Networking Applications: Local Area Networks ESRFuzzer [74], Firmaster [76], HILTI [82], No Name (TTCN-3) [102], Pyciuti [118], Spicy [131] Infrastructure Security: Network Security: Networking Applications: Wireless Networks ESRFuzzer [74], Firmaster [76], LTESniffer [88], Owfuzz [108], RT-RCT …”

Section: Cybok Toolsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…No Name (TTCN-3) [102], OSV [107], Pyciuti [118], RT-RCT [124], SuperEye [132], Vulcan [142], Vulnsloit [146] Security And Privacy: Network Security: Mobile And Wireless Security ESRFuzzer [74], Firmaster [76], LTESniffer [88], Owfuzz [108], Scanner++ [125], Snout [129], UE Security Reloaded [137] Security And Privacy: Network Security: Security Protocols HILTI [82], No Name (TTCN-3) [102], Spicy [131] Security And Privacy: Network Security: Web Protocol Security Bbuzz [56] Security And Privacy: Security Services: Authorization ADaMs [51], GNPassGAN [80], NeuralNetwork-Cracking [100], NoCrack [103], OMEN [106], PassGAN [109], PassGPT [110], PasswordCrack-ingTraining [111], SemanticGuesser [126] Security And Privacy: Software And Application Security CryptoGuard [65], VulDeePecker [144] Security And Privacy: Software And Application Security: Domain-Specific Security And Privacy Architectures ESSecA [75], MAL [91], PenQuest [112] Security And Privacy: Software And Application Security: Software Reverse Engineering RiscyROP [121], VulCNN [143] Security And Privacy: Software And Application Security: Software Security Engineering AIBugHunter [52], Chucky [63], CuPerFuzzer [66], ELAID [72], LAID…”

Section: Cybok Toolsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Bridging the Gap: A Survey and Classification of Research-Informed Ethical Hacking Tools

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The majority of Ethical Hacking (EH) tools utilised in penetration testing are developed by practitioners within the industry or underground communities. Similarly, academic researchers have also contributed to developing security tools. However, there appears to be limited awareness among practitioners of academic contributions in this domain, creating a significant gap between industry and academia’s contributions to EH tools. This research paper aims to survey the current state of EH academic research, primarily focusing on research-informed security tools. We categorise these tools into process-based frameworks (such as PTES and Mitre ATT&CK) and knowledge-based frameworks (such as CyBOK and ACM CCS). This classification provides a comprehensive overview of novel, research-informed tools, considering their functionality and application areas. The analysis covers licensing, release dates, source code availability, development activity, and peer review status, providing valuable insights into the current state of research in this field.

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