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Re: favicon survey script


From: David Fifield <david () bamsoftware com>
Date: Thu, 6 Aug 2009 11:49:03 -0600

On Thu, Aug 06, 2009 at 08:27:24AM +0200, Vlatko Kosturjak wrote:
David Fifield wrote:
Vlatko, did you ever finish mapping the hashes back to favicons in your
research?

Yes, I did. But extracted only top 10 from each survey done
(dmoz,80,443) and have summarized that into favicon-db (just updated
favicon-db in attachment to reflect survey done).

09b565a51e14b721a323f0ba44b2982a:Google web server
506190fc55ceaa132f1bc305ed8472ca:SocialText
2cc15cfae55e2bb2d85b57e5b5bc3371:PHPwiki
389a8816c5b87685de7d8d5fec96c85b:XOOPS cms
e6a9dc66179d8c9f34288b16a02f987e:Drupal cms
f1876a80546b3986dbb79bad727b0374:NetScreen WebUI
226ffc5e483b85ec261654fe255e60be:Netscape 4.1
b25dbe60830705d98ba3aaf0568c456a:Netscape iPlanet 6.0
41e2c893098b3ed9fc14b821a2e14e73:Netscape 6.0 (AOL)
a28ebcac852795fe30d8e99a23d377c1:SunOne 6.1
71e30c507ca3fa005e2d1322a5aa8fb2:Apache on Redhat
d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e:Zero byte favicon
dcea02a5797ce9e36f19b7590752563e:Apache (seen on CentOS/Debian/Fedora)
6f767458b952d4755a795af0e4e0aa17:Yahoo!
5b0e3b33aa166c88cee57f83de1d4e55:DotNetNuke (http://www.dotnetnuke.com)
7dbe9acc2ab6e64d59fa67637b1239df:Lotus-Domino
fa54dbf2f61bd2e0188e47f5f578f736:Wordpress
6cec5a9c106d45e458fc680f70df91b0:Wordpress - obsolete version
81ed5fa6453cf406d1d82233ba355b9a:E-zekiel
ecaa88f7fa0bf610a5a26cf545dcd3aa:3-byte invalid favicon: domain sellers
4eb846f1286ab4e7a399c851d7d84cca:Plone cms
c1201c47c81081c7f0930503cae7f71a:vBulletin forum
edaaef7bbd3072a3a0c3fb3b29900bcb:Powered by Reynolds Web Solutions (Car sales CMS)
d99217782f41e71bcaa8e663e6302473:Apache on Red Hat/Fedora
4644f2d45601037b8423d45e13194c93:Apache Tomcat
a8fe5b8ae2c445a33ac41b33ccc9a120:Cannot find server(Access to this web page is currently unavailable.). Let us know - 
please submit! 
d16a0da12074dae41980a6918d33f031:ST 605
befcded36aec1e59ea624582fcb3225c:SpeedTouch
e4a509e78afca846cd0e6c0672797de5:i3micro VRG

Awesome. I would prefer to keep only the hashes that we have measured to
be common. João Correa is going to do some scanning and Brandon Enright
has been scanning as well.

The hash A8FE5B8AE2C445A33AC41B33CCC9A120 is by far the most common one
I found in my scanning, and I think in Brandon's too. Just like you
noted, it is really HTML text:

<html><head><title>Cannot find server</title></head><body>
<br>Access to this web page is currently unavailable.<P><HR></BODY></HTML>

It would be good to know what software produces this. There's an entry
in nmap-service-probes that matches it, for "Arris cm450 cable modem
http config". My guess is that it's probably broader than that, given
its prevalence.

David Fifield

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