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Presnus
Enjoy smile.gif

Here is the source again !

CODE

import java.net.*;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.*;

public class NOOP{
public static void main (String[]args) throws IOException{
     
      //---------------------------------------------------------------------
      //                        HEADING
      //---------------------------------------------------------------------
     
      System.out.println("/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////");
      System.out.println("/                 NOOP COMMAND PEN TEST TOOL            /");
      System.out.println("/                      MADE BY PRESNUS                  /");
      System.out.println("/                     PRESNUS@GMAIL.COM                 /");
      System.out.println("/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////");
     
      //--------------------------------------------------------------------
      //                        INIT
      //--------------------------------------------------------------------
     
      System.out.println("");
      String IP = IO.leesString("#Target IP = ");
      int POORT = IO.leesInt("#Target Port = ");
      String USERNAME = IO.leesString("#Target Username = ");
      String PASS = IO.leesString("#Target Password = ");
      int aantal = IO.leesInt("#Ammount Of NOOP Signals = ");
     
      System.out.println("");
      System.out.println("@@Trying To Connect To --> ftp://"+USERNAME+":"+PASS+"@"+IP+":"+POORT);
             
                 
      //-------------------------------------------------------------------
      //                       CONNECTION
      //-------------------------------------------------------------------
     
      try{
           Socket Connectie = new Socket(IP,POORT);
           BufferedReader reader = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(Connectie.getInputStream()));
           PrintWriter writer = new PrintWriter(Connectie.getOutputStream());  
           
           System.out.println("@@Connected");
           System.out.println("@@Sending NOOP Commands");
           
           
           writer.println("USER " + USERNAME);
          writer.flush();
           
          writer.println("PASS " + PASS);
          writer.flush();
             
          writer.println("SYST");
           writer.flush();
             
           writer.println("FEAT");
           writer.flush();
             
              writer.println("CLNT PEN-TEST");
           writer.flush();
     
           writer.println("PWD");
           writer.flush();
   
           writer.println("TYPE A");
           writer.flush();

           writer.println("PASV");
           writer.flush();
         
           writer.println("LIST -al");
              writer.flush();
         
                       
              //SEND NOOPS
              for(int x=0; x <= aantal;x++){
                   writer.println("NOOP");
                   writer.flush();
                }
               
              System.out.print("@@All "+aantal+" NOOP Signals Send To --> ftp://"+USERNAME+":"+PASS+"@"+IP+":"+POORT);
             
                           
}
     
           catch(Exception E){
               System.out.println("@@Server Offline Or Wrong Info!!");
                             }
                             
           
     
}
}


In the attached file is the source code + IO.class file I use so you need it to biggrin.gif
satknis
good work mate, but it isn't very handy for a stress tool.
because it isn't flexibly. it should also support other tcp
protocols and there should be function wich creates random or define
strings, like A*1000 or random alpha numeric strings with lengt u can
define.
keep on working
smile.gif
cvh
Sorry for asking but I use the same IO.class in KHleuven, are you also a student there.
nolimit
You're going in the right direction with this tool. You just need to make it more user configurable, and you'll have a nice fuzzer. Good job dude.
Presnus
QUOTE(cvh @ Jul 13 2005, 04:08 PM)
Sorry for asking but I use the same IO.class in KHleuven, are you also a student there.
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yeps rega smile.gif
Presnus
QUOTE(satknis @ Jul 13 2005, 01:08 PM)
good work mate, but it isn't very handy for a stress tool.
because it isn't flexibly. it should also support other tcp
protocols and there should be function wich creates random or define
strings, like A*1000 or random alpha numeric strings with lengt u can
define.
keep on working
smile.gif
*



With NOOP commands it's not possible to define STRING length because there is nog string involved except the "NOOP" command itself, and this is not a pen-test package, just one part! but I'm writing my own Pen-Test tools and BOFS now !

But You'll see some work later from me when I have more time smile.gif

But the problem is, most FTP's Ignore to many NOOP signals or just are able to handle it!! But if you are lucky you find yourself a nice "Denial Of Service Exploit smile.gif"

Enjoy smile.gif
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