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What is this?
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This application can be used to test to see if PCs running Windows are still vulnerable to the OOB (Out Of Band) attack on Port 139.
It can be run manually or it can be run as a MacOS web server CGI.
To run manual tests
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To run a test manually, simply hit Cmd-N and type in or paste in the DNS or IP address of the machine to test. If you wish to test other ports, you can change the port number as well.
To use it as a CGI
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Copy the application and "Nuke.html" to the appropriate folder on your MacOS web server.
Rename the application to "Nuke.cgi".
Launch the application.
Create a link to "Nuke.html" on your site.
You're ready for testing. Any PC user can go to that web page and test to see if they are vulnerable to the attack.
Don't be a Lamer
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This application should only be used for testing your own PCs, period. Don't be a child and use it to crash people you are getting into a whining match with on IRC or whatever. Be a Grown Up.
Questions, comments, etc. can be directed to the e-mail address in the About Box of the application.
