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Question by K^2
Submitted on 5/12/2004
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I've two questions and anwers which I need advise to know which is more appropriate.

1. If you wish to monitor for on-going network attacks such as Blaster/Slammer which of the below would be a better tool?
a. Nessus
b. Netstumbler
c. Etherreal
d. Snort

2. Which is more appropriate to check password strength on NT?
a. L0pht
b. Crack

Please send your answer to friday18@rock.com as well.

Thank you.

K^2


Answer by gd
Submitted on 10/5/2005
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