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to the OWASP Testing Guide Project: https://www.owasp.org/index.php/OWASP_Testing_Project 1 Brief Summary 2 Description of the Issue 3 Black Box testing and example 3.1 HTTP Response message 3.2 Other ways to enumerate users 3.3 Guessing Users 4 Gray Box testing and example https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Testing_for_User_Enumeration_and_Guessable_User_Account_(OWASP-AT-002) 5 References Brief Summary The scope of this test is to verify if it is https://blog.workinghardinit.work/2014/01/28/unable-to-retrieve-all-data-needed-to-run-the-wizard-error-details-cannot-retrieve-information-from-server-node-a-error-occurred-during-enumeration-of-smb-shares-the-winrm-protoc/ possible to collect a set of valid usernames by interacting with the authentication mechanism of the application. This test will be useful for the brute force testing, in which we verify if, given a valid username, it is possible to find the corresponding password. Often, web applications reveal when a username exists on system, either as a consequence of failed to a misconfiguration or as a design decision. For example, sometimes, when we submit wrong credentials, we receive a message that states that either the username is present on the system or the provided password is wrong. The information obtained can be used by an attacker to gain a list of users on system. This information can be used to attack the web application, for example, through a brute force or default username/password attack. Description of failed to enumerate the Issue The tester should interact with the authentication mechanism of the application to understand if sending particular requests causes the application to answer in different manners. This issue exists because the information released from web application or web server when we provide a valid username is different than when we use an invalid one. In some cases, we receive a message that reveals if the provided credentials are wrong because an invalid username or an invalid password was used. Sometimes, we can enumerate the existing users by sending a username and an empty password. Black Box testing and example In a black box testing, we know nothing about the specific application, username, application logic, error messages on login page, or password recovery facilities. If the application is vulnerable, we receive a response message that reveals, directly or indirectly, some information useful for enumerating users. HTTP Response message Testing for Valid user/right password Record the server answer when you submit a valid userID and valid password. Result Expected: Using WebScarab, notice the information retrieved from this successful authentication (HTTP 200 Response, length of the response). Testing for valid user/wrong password Now, the tester should try to insert a valid userID and a wrong password and record the error message generated by the application. Result Expected: From the browser we will expect message similar
failover clusters Post navigation ← Previous Next → Unable to retrieve all data needed to run the wizard. Error details: "Cannot retrieve information from server "Node A". Error occurred during enumeration of SMB shares: The WinRM protocol operation failed due to the following error: The WinRM client sent a request to an HTTP server and got a response saying the requested HTTP URL was not available. This is usually returned by a HTTP server that does not support the WS-Management protocol. Posted on January 28, 2014 by workinghardinit I was recently configuring a Windows Server 2012 File server cluster to provide SMB transparent failover with continuous available file shares for end users. So, we’re not talking about a Scale Out File Server here. All seemed to go pretty smooth until we hit a problem. when the role is running on Node A and you are using the GUI on Node A this is what you see: When you try to add a share you get this "Unable to retrieve all data needed to run the wizard. Error details: "Cannot retrieve information from server "Node A". Error occurred during enumeration of SMB shares: The WinRM protocol operation failed due to the following error: The WinRM client sent a request to an HTTP server and got a response saying the requested HTTP URL was not available. This is usually returned by a HTTP server that does not support the WS-Management protocol.” When you failover the file server role to the other node, things seem to work just fine. So this is where you run the GUI from Node A while the file server role resides on Node B. You can add a share, it all works. You notice the exact same behavior on the other node. So as long as the role is running on another node than the one on which you use Failover Cluster Manager you’re fine. Once you’re on the same node you run into this issue. So what’s going on? So what to do? It’s related to WinRM so let’s investigate that. So the WinRM config comes via a GPO. The local GPO for this is not configured. So that’s not the one, it must come from the domain.The IP addresses listed are the node IP and the two cluster networks. What’s not there is local host 127.0.0.1, the cluster IP address or any of the IPV6 addresses. I experimented with a lot of settings. First we ended up creating an OU in the OU where the cluster nodes reside on which we blocked inheritance. We than ran gpupdate /target:computer /force on both nodes to make sure WinRM was no longer configure by the domain GPO. As the local GPO was not configured it reverted back to the defaults. The listener show up as listing to all IPv4 and IPv6 addresses. Nice but the GPO was no