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Mark D. Spivey

"Practical Hacking Techniques and Countermeasures"

This tool is listed in several sections of this manual. In
this lab the tool is used to demonstrate its ability to brute-force an FTP
server given a username and password list. Remember that all commands
in Linux are
case sensitive
.
Procedure:
Compile all components, run the NETWOX application, and
review the results.
From the directory containing the compressed files, type
tar ??“zxvf netwib-
ox-ag-5.18.0.tgz.
The files will uncompress into several new directories.
Compile the
NETWLIB
component from the
SRC/NETWIB-LIB/SRC
directory starting with the syntax
. /genemake
.
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To compile the executable, type the
make
command.
Install the application by typing
make install
.
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The application will now install.
The next step is to compile the NETWOX component from the SRC/NETWOXLIB/
SRC directory with the same steps of
./genemake
,
make
, and
make install
.
The final compiling step is to compile the NETWAG component from the
SRC/NETWAG-SRC/SRC directory with the same steps of
./genemake
,
make
,
and
make install
.
The NETWOX application is a command-line application. The NETWAG
application is the Graphical User Interface (GUI) for the NETWOX application.
In this example the NETWAG example will be used.
From the NETWAG
directory
in Linux start the application with the syntax of:
./netwag
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The following screen will appear listing each tool that NETWOX is capable
of performing.


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