There are tools out there that givr excellent user controls. We have
purchased lightning to do this from tennable security and thanks to the
team at Tennable we are closely involved with the developmentof the
product and will be able to scan some 235K nodes from a single console.
It is becoming more and more mature with every release.
So there are option to control the users. We faced the same issues
mentioned below and sorted it with a bit of cash and effort.
G./
-----Original Message-----
From: Max [mailto:reply.to.newsgroup@mozilla.org]
Sent: 26 August 2004 17:02
To: eric
Cc: nessus@list.nessus.org
Subject: Re: Privelege separation
Well said Michel.
Eric,
You're inconsistent with your postings. On the Nessus list you talk
about a dumb admin who scans a /20 network and on the Nmap list, you
complain about the performance of Nmap when scanning a couple of /20
networks.
BTW, looking at what your company does, aren't you by any chance
scanning your hosted customer's networks ? Without their permission ?
I suggest you get your act together and follow the list charter.
--
M@x
eric wrote:
The point I'm making is that I'd like to see more protections
against the folks who are actually authorized to use it; do I trust
Joe-Admin who scans his network 15 times an hour (his /20, at that)
to not be an idiot? No.
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-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Strange 3.59ALPHA3
Date: Fri, 20 Aug 2004 15:14:08 -0500
From: eric <eric-list-nmap@catastrophe.net>
Organization: Catastrophe.Net <http://www.catastrophe.net/>
To: Nmap-dev <nmap-dev@insecure.org>
So I've been beating up a few /20's all day here testing the latest
alpha. Unfortunately, I've found that the scans seem to take 2-3
times longer than a normal scan would using 3.55. Even using
parallel scans seems to be slow.
What can I do to show comparisons, send a -dd output?
Thanks.
- Eric
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