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Fyodor wrote:
> Some of these we have, but others we don't (or perhaps not as well).
> Having application-level OS detection checks in addition to stack
> fingerprinting is useful, because it helps understand cases such as
> port forwarding/DNAT where a load balancer or firewall might forward
> certain ports to completely different systems. As that OS detection
> blog entry is more than a year old, there might be other
> os_fingerprint_* plugins by now.
I always liked "my" idea of doing OS Fingerprinting based on port-grouping using QSCAN.
I'd really like to see something like it already integrated into nmap. It has helped me a lot when
used manually to get better OS detections (when systems are not behind packet-mangling
routers/nats). (http://osdir.com/ml/security.nmap.devel/2006-12/msg00124.html)
> Does anyone here regularly use nessuscmd? Is there any part of it you
> find particularly useful?
No, never used it, but I'll probably take a look at it, but from the new Nesuss fork "OpenVAS":
http://archiver.mailfighter.net/full-disclosure/2008/August/13/0009.html
http://archiver.mailfighter.net/full-disclosure/2008/August/22/0006.html
Actually, I'm not even sure nessuscmd ships with it anyway.
During the first NSE talk (see http://seclists.org/nmap-dev/2006/q4/0058.html) some questions popped
about the ability of running/replacing NASL scripts with NSE scripts. There's lot of interesting in
something like that. Really, the only difference so far, for ME, is the amount of NASL scripts.
Anyway, that's been the motives behind Tenable going open/closed/blah/forked/etc. So...
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