January 2019
Intermediate to advanced
548 pages
12h 7m
English
SNMP stands for Simple Network Management Protocol; traditionally, this is used for collecting information about configuration of network devices such as printers, hubs, switches, routers on internet protocol, and servers. Attackers can potentially take advantage of SNMP that runs on UDP port 161 (by default) when it is poorly configured or left out with default configuration having a default community string. SNMP has been developed from 1987: version 1 had plain text passwords in transit, version 2c had improved performance, but still plain text passwords, and now the latest v3 encrypts all of the traffic with message integrity.
There are two types of community strings utilized in all versions of SNMP:
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