Re: Detect open windows shares?

"Dr.Ruud" <rvtol+news@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in news:e0q0jt.f0.1
@news.isolution.nl:

Trick Kid schreef:

I've figured out NetShareCheck to check if a network share is valid,
but is there a way to scan a remote machine for ANY available network
shares, even if you don't know the name?

That depends on what you define as 'available'.

Why make life easier for script kiddies?

Sinan

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