
handle: 2117/423355
With the development of society, informatics is gaining more relevance every day. All businesses need databases and programs to track everything that happens. Everyone uses their cellphones every day at all times, and they also have computers at home for personal use. Airplanes and cars have a lot of technology nowadays to make everything safer. However, while technology allows us to do things faster and safer, using so much technology has its problems, and one of them is the importance of making these systems and programs secure. To overcome these problems, there are different ways to do it, but one of them is pentesting, which consists of trying to attack, as if it were a real attack, the different systems that make up the whole business or whatever we are trying to attack. Huntdown is a program that lets you carry out different attacks on specific servers and gives you feedback on what the attack did. This can be useful to know if something in the system we are testing is not as secure as it should be or if something can be improved. In this project, we have improved the feedback it gives by taking every part of the command output and putting it into a JSON that is readable and useful to understand what is going on. The solution we used is based on regex, trying to take every part of the command output and organize it to be able to study if the security of the system is enough or if it should be improved.
Artificial intelligence, Software engineering, 000, pentesting, Intel·ligència artificial, Cryptography, Llenguatges de programació, Criptografia, Programming languages (Electronic computers), Enginyeria de programari, Àrees temàtiques de la UPC::Informàtica::Seguretat informàtica, 004, automation
Artificial intelligence, Software engineering, 000, pentesting, Intel·ligència artificial, Cryptography, Llenguatges de programació, Criptografia, Programming languages (Electronic computers), Enginyeria de programari, Àrees temàtiques de la UPC::Informàtica::Seguretat informàtica, 004, automation
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