Ethical Hacking: Enumeration Practice (Journal 1)
by jerdy on 27/03/2019We were given an assignment and was asked to fulfil the following:
- Network and IP Space pentest.id
- Enumeration User hackme.pentest.id
- Enumeration User Email @pentest.id
We were recommended to use the following tools:
- wpscan
- jooscan
- TheHarvester
- Nmap
The following is my solution:
Network and IP Space pentest.id
I used theharvester to check any hostnames IPs available.
I typed the following in terminal:
No need to worry about the “warning” because it is just telling us that theHarvester does not work in any site that has ssl.
The function of -d is to search for any domain or name of a company.
The function of -b is to choose the data source such as bing, google, twitter, etc.
After typing “theharvester -d pentest.id -b google”, I received the results as the following:
Enumeration User hackme.pentest.id
I used wpscan to enumerate user from hackme.pentest.id and typed the following:
” –url ” is used to scan the url of the blog we want to scan.
” –enumerate u ” means enumerating users.
It produced the result as the following:
Enumeration User Email @pentest.id
I used theharvester and typed “theharvester -d pentest.id -b gooogle”, but unfortunately there was no email found.
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