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From: rnaydenov at aegis-is.com (Rossen Naydenov)
Subject: external scan procedure

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Hi guys,

I was wondering if you could tell me how an external scan procedure would look
like (just to check with ours)
	- nmap scan on the ip addresses
		- how often do you use aggressive mode in nmap?
	- feed the ip found from nmap in nessus
	- for firewalls
		- firewall tester
		- firewalk
		- hping
		- what else?
	- for web servers (general)
		- nikto
		- whisker
		- web scarab (may be)
		- what else?

I would like to hear your comments.

- --
Best Regards

Rossen Naydenov
AEGIS-IS JSCo
Bulgaria
http://www.aegis-is.com/
Phone: +359 2 980 20 50
Fax:   +359 2 980 66 11
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