RE: Nmap Online

["Shain Singh" <shain.singh () aapt com au>]

Sean Swayze wrote:
> I stick by my original assessment.

As will I. That's the purpose of lists like this I guess - to promote valid
for/against points.

Incidentally, there are a whole bunch of sites that already have this sort
of stuff [1] and projects such as the Metasploit Framework[2] also make
child's play of using known exploits with a relative simple (almost)
point-click usability.

I'll shut up now lest this turn into a religious debate on security through
obscurity and the relatives merits of having tools like nmap in the "wild".


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[1] - http://www.xs4all.nl/~kazil/testfiles/index.htm
[2] - http://www.metasploit.com/


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