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07-08-2021 09:00 AM
I'm testing (starting) my ethical hack skills and testing our GlobalProtect Gateways for vulnerabilities.
I used the Windows ike-probe and Kali Linux ike-scan against a Cisco gateway with VPN services running. The ike-scan results are what I expected in receiving a response or acknowledgment of 1 returned handshake with the available ciphers. The ike-probe results were expected as well, with recv_notify on most ciphers.
I ran the same scans against a Palo Alto GlobalProtect Gateway with Portal and Gateway configured. This Gateway is working with GlobalProtect clients in IPSec mode and default settings. The ike-scan and ike-probe results are negative as compared to the Cisco gateway.
Is the Palo Alto Gateway more secure? Am I missing a command option with both scans?
Appreciate any help.
Jeff
07-15-2021 05:52 AM
Globalprotect is an SSL based portal structure that uses SSL to negotiate connectivity. only after a user is connected will the agent switch to ipsec, so there is no regular IKE to this setup
if you want to scan ike/ipsec, create an ike gateway and vpn tunnel object on the interface
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