SinFP Superb Remote OS detection via TCP/IP Stack FingerPrinting

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    SinFP Superb Remote OS detection via TCP/IP Stack FingerPrinting

    Posted by Noah Ark 6 months, 2 weeks ago.

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    aix-signature SinFP OS Stack Fingeprinting SinFP by Patrice AUffretGomor, is a full operating system TCP/IP stack fingerprinting. Features both Active (brute) and Passive Methods and support for IPV4 & IPV6. SinFP only send maximum of 3 standards packet to any open TCP port to get the results. It’s damn fast and transparent (send valid SYN & options).

    SinFP Online demo is available at gomor.org sinfp demo. You can grab SinFP OS Stack Fingerprinting package at CPAN or Gomor.org (External Links ↓ ).

    SinFP package is available for Mac (PPC), Linux (included in BackTrack Linux distro) and Windows Binaries (ActivePerl).

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