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Name: Harlan Carvey

Contact: wintermute2k@yahoo.com

Web page: Not available

Association: Veridian/Trident Data Systems

Scripts: ADSI_Ex.pl (Script to demonstrate the use of ADSI on a local NT machine.) DumpEvt.pl (Displays the Event Log from a remote machine.) Null.pl (Script to test enumeration via null sessions on NT machines) ScanShares.pl (Scans a subnet looking for open shares) WebCheck.pl (Script to send URLs to an IIS webserver and check for responses. The responses will indicate the presence or lack of a particular vulnerability)

About the Author: I have an MSEE, and CISSP certification. I began programming BASIC back in the early '80's on an Apple IIe. After dropping it for a while, I picked up Java programming in order to create an SNMP polling application for my master's thesis. From there, I moved into Perl on Win32 programming from a security perspective. I am the developer of a model for security tools written by engineers in the company I work for, as well as the author of NTCAT, a tool that we use to perform internal vulnerability assessments on NT systems. We also have tools that support Un*x, VMS, Novell, and Cisco...all based on the same model.

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`Name:`	`Harlan Carvey`
`Contact:`	`wintermute2k@yahoo.com`
`Web page:`	`Not available`
`Association:`	`Veridian/Trident Data Systems`
`Scripts:`	`ADSI_Ex.pl (Script to demonstrate the use of ADSI on a local NT machine.) DumpEvt.pl (Displays the Event Log from a remote machine.) Null.pl (Script to test enumeration via null sessions on NT machines) ScanShares.pl (Scans a subnet looking for open shares) WebCheck.pl (Script to send URLs to an IIS webserver and check for responses. The responses will indicate the presence or lack of a particular vulnerability)`

`About the Author:`	I have an MSEE, and CISSP certification. I began programming BASIC back in the early '80's on an Apple IIe. After dropping it for a while, I picked up Java programming in order to create an SNMP polling application for my master's thesis. From there, I moved into Perl on Win32 programming from a security perspective. I am the developer of a model for security tools written by engineers in the company I work for, as well as the author of NTCAT, a tool that we use to perform internal vulnerability assessments on NT systems. We also have tools that support Un*x, VMS, Novell, and Cisco...all based on the same model.