Well, my version in C did not work out well, so here is the TCL version.
Usage:
./netscape-test.tcl -i <host>
or edit the file "check_hosts" add your own hosts to check in a list
then..
./netscape-test.tcl
and it will check the entire list. Output is to STDIN...
/Nicholas W. Blasgen
Refract, LLC
Attached is netscape-test.tar.gz
On Sun, 7 Nov 1999, Tim Jones wrote:
> This is not a HOLE. By default(I think)netscape -Enterprise/3.5.1I installs ALOT
>of shit that you will never need or use. But like most things people dont use people
>dont remove them. A major thing that netscape installs is Netscape Web Publisher.
>Which you can access VIA http. By default its /publisher/. Like on
>www.fbi.gov/publisher/ click on Start Web Publisher. Then after the java app load it
>will ask you for a Username and Password. Well just leave them blank and hit ENTER..
>Now this is a bad idea because anyone could just brute force the User Name and
>password. Then after you do or dont enter a user name a password it will show you ALL
>files in the web dir. Now this is also a bad idea because some people leave like oh
>password lists,user names, cc info in the web dir. All of which you could access from
>the web if you had the info on were it was. So in short its a BAD idea to leave
>/publisher/ on netscape on. You should remove /publisher/. Most people dont give a
>shit like www.fbi.gov/publisher/ that you can look at all there files but there
>stupid so whatever..
>
> I emailed netscape,fbi.gov about 2 weeks ago about this and I have got no reply.. So
>maybe they might fix it now.
>
> --flipz
>
netscape-test.tar.gz
