Josh,
Hey guys,
What techniques do you recommend to find virtual IPs on a specific host
IP address?
Ex- victim 10.1.1.1
In this case is 10.1.1.1 a metaphor for a external IP or internal IP?
If you are looking for virtual hosts being hosted on a webserver you may
want to look for tools on the internet that will let you view ( multiple
)previously cached A records that will map to one particular IP, this
would indicate virtual hosting is going on a webserver so you can look
for multiple vulnerabilities on each hosted environment.
Also try looking at the victims website and see if they give up a list
of their customers, or search google for customers that may have
brand-x's (hosting companies) logo on their site stating they host with
brand-x.
If you browse directly you get an ISA error saying that you must
provide the specific URL.. This makes me think it >is a virtual host
If you are getting ISA server errors then you are probably wanting to
ask the question 'what uri's will this ISA server pass to the app
server'.
Have used the MSNpawn program with no luck.. also IP:10.1.1.1 searches
on the net...
Try asking more questions about what you can see on the server and see
how it is setup before jumping to using 'insert tool here'.
-Daniel
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