David
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passive finger printing in linux
i need two passive finger printing programs.
i've tried p0f, but the results i am getting are not consistent --maybe just wrong ...
i load up p0f, and use the line p0f -f p0f.fp log1.log
then i either use netcat to try and open a connection or a browser to open a connection, but, i get all sorts of results, but not the ip of the target i'm shooting for
i need to identify the target(yahoo, google, microsoft, whatever) operating system through a passive program
so, i dig the domain name or ping the site and retreive an ip address, and then wait for it to populate in p0f, but
i never actually see a packet come back from that site identifying an OS
this is for an ethical hacking class
thanks
-dave.j
i've tried p0f, but the results i am getting are not consistent --maybe just wrong ...
i load up p0f, and use the line p0f -f p0f.fp log1.log
then i either use netcat to try and open a connection or a browser to open a connection, but, i get all sorts of results, but not the ip of the target i'm shooting for
i need to identify the target(yahoo, google, microsoft, whatever) operating system through a passive program
so, i dig the domain name or ping the site and retreive an ip address, and then wait for it to populate in p0f, but
i never actually see a packet come back from that site identifying an OS
this is for an ethical hacking class
thanks
-dave.j
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