---
name: "raccess"
section: "1"
platform: "linux"
package: "raccess"
version: "0.7-2"
release: "Debian 3.1 (Sarge)"
platforms: ["linux"]
url: "https://new.carta.tech/raccess"
---

# raccess(1)

a security tool to analyze the integrity of remote systems

## NAME

raccess - a security tool to analyze the integrity of remote systems

## SYNOPSIS

**raccess** \[*options*\] \<host\>\

## DESCRIPTION

**Remote Access Session** is a security tool to analyze the integrity of systems. The program tries to gain access to a system using the most advanced techniques of remote intrusion. It lets to work on normal mode (fast) and hard mode (more intensive). There is a big difference between  **Remote Access Session** and other remote security audit tools: If "Remote Access  Session" find a remote vulnerability that gives user account or root, it   will try to exploit it and it will return a shell in order to discard false positives.

This is a alpha version of  **Remote Access Session .** This version just has a few features (but useful to manual perimetral security audits):

\-Fast scanning capabilities.

\-Advanced scanning capabilities. This tool doesn't block against firewall and it's fast!!!.

\-Total service's banner info added: Includes web server detection version and named version, and the classical too (ftp, pop ...)

\-Writes reports with info of the host analyzed to the hard disk.

\-Remote OS detect feature.

\-If detects any vulnerability, the tool chooses the  right exploits based on version, vendor and OS of the services   that run on the remote host and ask you on a interactive way if  you want to run these exploits in order to check the real danger the remote host can recieve and discard false positives.

\-Network scan mode supported.

\-The tool includes for now, 69 remote exploits for various OS and services.

## OPTIONS

- \-o

  **Detect remote OS system of the host. (You need root).**

- \-s

  **Single scan only, not runs exploits.**

- \-n

  **Network scan mode. The format of the host must be a.b.c.d/netmask on this** mode. For example: 127.0.0.0/24.

## BUGS

Please send me the bugs you find.

## AUTHOR

Angel Ramos \<seamus@salix.org\>