There are a fair few sites popping up testing for this issue. I know this is possibly overly motherly, sorry, but be careful. You may not know who is running the site, what they are actually testing for and what is done with the information collected. Consider sticking to the main sites and known security organisations.
Metasploit now has a module out (https://github.com/rapid7/meta
Not saying the free scanners are "evil", just saying be careful what you use.
Cheers
Mark H |
Mark 392 Posts ISC Handler Apr 9th 2014 |
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Apr 9th 2014 8 years ago |
When I use the SSL Labs site for citicard.com, I can't get a good read on that site. I don't have problems with some other financial sites I have run through the SSL Labs tester.
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Apr 9th 2014 8 years ago |
C# stand-alone tool for testing via PacketStormSecurity (Have not tested):
"Authored by John Leitch Bleed Out is a command line tool written in C# for targeting instances of OpenSSL made vulnerable by the prolific "Heartbleed" bug. The tool aggressively exploits the OpenSSL vulnerability, dumping both ASCII and binary data to files. It also checks the uniqueness of each chunk before persisting it, to ensure that duplicate chunks are not saved" http://packetstormsecurity.com/files/126100 https://twitter.com/packet_storm |
Taylor 1 Posts |
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Apr 10th 2014 8 years ago |
NMAP hasn't released the version with the script to check for this yet.
There are instructions here http://rollingwebsphere.blogspot.com/2014/04/scanning-for-heartbleed-with-nmap.html for getting it up and running with version 6.40 |
Taylor 2 Posts |
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Apr 10th 2014 8 years ago |
Please note that all online tests must be taken "cum grano salis".
At least one of them, in our checking, shows false positives. -Marlon |
Marlon 9 Posts |
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Apr 10th 2014 8 years ago |
We have discovered that the NMAP script "ssl-heartbleed" may not be reliable. A scan of a Polycom HDX 7000 device did not reveal vulnerability. However, testing with another tool did. Upon checking firmware versions against Polycom's documented vulnerability list, we confirmed vulnerability.
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IMFerret 10 Posts |
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Apr 11th 2014 8 years ago |
NMAP can be used for this too:
http://rollingwebsphere.blogspot.com/2014/04/scanning-for-heartbleed-with-nmap.html |
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