Re: Nmap is detected as a trojan by avast anti-virus

[doug () hcsw org]

On Fri, Jul 25, 2008 at 08:05:16PM +0000 or thereabouts, Brandon Enright wrote:
> That and about 10% of our (UCSD) hacked Windows boxes end up with Nmap
> dropped on them so that the bad guys can find internal services
> (generally RDP).  I generally think "cool, bad guys use Nmap too" but
> then I'm sorely disappointed by their lack of Nmap skilz when I look at
> the batch files they write to do the scans.

Heh ya. Probably the smart ones leave no evidence.

I'm not sure why this reminds me but I recently had a chance to
screw around with my buddy's jailbroken iphone. There's this
sweet program called Cydia and you can run Nmap on the iphone!

http://www.saurik.com/id/1
http://selil.com/?p=157

3G hack is out now too apparently.

Doug

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