Re: nmap results

[Fósforo <fosforo () gmail com>]

maybe some kind of IPS, you should also try the option --data_length
xx (where xx is an arbitrary number of bytes) - this can work to
bypass some basic tools/scripts.

t+

> 2005/9/10, Mohamed Abdel Kader <makster12 () hotmail com>:
> > Hello All,
> > I have recently been doing some scans and in some cases nmap returns many
> > ports to be open. the weird thing is that the ports are sequential.
> > i know many of you might be tempted to say its a honeypot but i know for a
> > fact its not. does anyone know why does this happen and how?
> >
> > Thanks in advance.
> >
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