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Re: idlescan (ip.id portscanner)
From: marvin () NSS NU (marvin () NSS NU)
Date: Sat, 4 Dec 1999 18:38:32 +0000
On Fri, 3 Dec 1999, LiquidK wrote:
I haven't seen any pratical implementation of the scan, so I decided to write one to see how usable the method is in the real world. I reached the conclusion that this method is indeed quite usable (althought a little slow to account for packet propagation time).
And here's mine. :-) This one compiles on my system, yours didn't (yes, it was linux with libnet and glibc). A few notes: 0) Default is to send null packets for echo:ing, some firewalls block them. Override with -F<flags>. 1) Lot's of options. All nice. 2) Use -e instead of -o 256 if silent host is windows. 3) It's script-puppy safe. Fix the (one-line) "bug" and get a free portscanner! ftp://ftp.nss.nu/pub/thompa/evil_stuff/ipidscan-0.1beta1.tar.gz (requires libnet and libpcap)
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