Network Vulnerabilities

1. Introduction The SLP Server Detection (TCP) vulnerability means a server on your network is responding to Service Location Protocol...

1. Introduction The SLP Server Detection (UDP) vulnerability means a server on your network is responding to Service Location Protocol...

1. Introduction The SMPP Server Detection vulnerability indicates a messaging service is listening for connections on your network. This protocol,...

1. Introduction The SMTP Authentication Methods vulnerability means a mail server allows users to log in. While necessary for normal...

1. Introduction The SMTP Generic Overflow Detection vulnerability affects Simple Mail Transfer Protocol servers. It occurs when an SMTP server...

1. Introduction 2. Technical Explanation Nessus extracts host information from the NTLM SSP challenge response exchanged during an NTLM handshake...

1. Introduction The SMTP Server Connection Check vulnerability means Nessus successfully connected to a remote Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)...

1. Introduction The SMTP Server Non-standard Port Detection vulnerability means your Simple Mail Transfer Protocol service is listening on a...

1. Introduction The SMTP Service Cleartext Login Permitted vulnerability means a mail server allows usernames and passwords to be sent...

1. Introduction The SMTP Service STARTTLS Command Support vulnerability means a mail service allows traffic encryption using the ‘STARTTLS’ command....