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Penetration Testing in SMB Protocol using Metasploit (Port 445)

SMB Protocol Security: The SMB protocol supports two levels of security. The first is the share level. The server is protected at this level and each share has a password. The client computer or user has to enter the password to access data or files saved under the specific share. This is the only security model available in the Core and Core plus SMG protocol definitions. User level protection was later added to the SMB protocol. It is applied to individual files and each share is based on specific user access rights. Once a server authenticates the client, he/she is given a unique identification (UID) that is presented upon access to the server. The SMB protocol has supported individual security since LAN Manager 1.0 was implemented. SMB 2.0 Protocol Detection use auxiliary/scanner/smb/smb2 SMB Version Detection use auxiliary/scanner/smb/smb_version SMB Share Enumeration use auxiliary/scanner/smb/smb_enumshares SMB User Enumeration (SAM EnumUsers) use auxiliary/scanner/smb/smb_enumusers SMB SID User Enumeration (LookupSid) use auxiliary/scanner/smb/smb_lookupsid #OpenSecuritySquad Open Security Squad is Community for Startup Hacker. If anyone wants to be Computer Geek, Cyber Ghost, Security Researcher, Bug Bounty than you are in right Community #Join #us