Server Scan

The Server Scan program will allow you to search a server and find files. The scanner can be used without alerting the security on the server or starting a passive trace. Server security checkpoints and active trace checkpoints can also be detected as well as the associated security level without the fear of active or passive traces. Some missions require the use of the server scanner, but a resourceful agent can use the scanner to determine the types of security that will need to be defeated before attempting new mission types.

Open the Server Scan program and type a server URL into the domain box. You can also type the doc page you would like to view into the doc box. The system will default to the index page when you first open it. After clicking the scan button you will be presented with the page you requested and on the left you will see the available pages. You can click on any of the underlined links to scan farther into the server. Alternately, you can type the link into the doc box, including underscores in place of spaces (ie. 0_emp_login), and click the scan button again. The new page will be loaded and you can map the entire server by continuing to do this. Security checkpoints will be displayed on the pages where they will appear and pages that will start an active trace will display the checkpoint there. File server pages will list the files including several details about each file.