From: Drew Delbridge (drewdelbridge@hotmail.com)
Date: Thu May 31 2007 - 09:49:25 EDT
In scanning a system with nmap and nessus we identify open ports that are
used by known trojans. amap does not identify the service as one it
recognizes. Is anyone aware of a tool similar to amap that can send possible
trojan connection strings to remotely identify if the trojan is present? I
do not have physical access to the box nor admin credientials to look for
the binaries or other usual signatures.
Drew
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