b3Ta 14 H4z b33n reLEasED!#@$!#@

Hello everyone,

I am pleased to announce that Nmap 2.3BETA14 is now available. This
release has a few cool changes. In particular, Peter Kosinar
<goober_at_gjh.sk> performed some cleanup of the output routines and as a
bonus he added skript kiddie output mode! Try it out by adding
"-oS - " to your nmap command line:

amy# nmap -sS -oS - -O -v vectra

$TartInG nmap V. 2.3B3tA14 bY fy0D0r@!n$ecure.org ( www.ins3cuR3.0Rg/nmap/)
!nt3r3$t|nG pOrtz On v3cTrA.yuma.nEt (192.168.0.5):
P0rt $tate PrOtOc0L $3rv!c3
13 Op3n tCp Dayt|m3
21 0pen tcp ftp
22 0pEn Tcp $SH
23 open tcp tEln3t
37 OpEn Tcp tim3
79 op3N tcp f!ng3r
111 0p3n TcP sunrpC
113 Open tcp auTh
513 0peN Tcp lOgIn
514 OpEn tcp $h3ll

TcP S3QuEncE PReDiCtion: ClA$s=random p0$|TivE incr3m3nts
                         DIffIculty=24696 (WorthY Challeng3)

s3quEnce numb3rz: 61B825b7 61b83793 61B88114 61b8B073 61B90DB2 61BA306B
R3m0t3 operAtInG sy$t3m gue$z: OpeNBSD 2.2 - 2.3

NMAP run c0mpleteD -- 1 IP adDR3ss (1 h0sT up) $CAnNed in 1 SEC0nd
amy#

This ought to be extremely useful to all the |<-Rad 'l33t people out there
who previously looked down on Nmap due to its consistent capitalization
and spelling. Maybe I'll make this the default mode <G>. By the way,
that trick of using '-' for stdout works on the other modes as well
(machine output, etc).

Here are some other changes:

-- Ensured that Nmap always gives up on ident scan after the first
   port attempt finds it to be closed (problem noticed by Matt
   <matt_at_use.net>)

-- Changed strsep's in nmapfe to more portable strtok's (should
   especially help Nmapfe compiles on Solaris)

-- Changed permutation algorithm to make port order and host order
   shuffling more random.

-- Various minor changes and internal code cleanup.

-- Fixed integer overflow that was limiting the max --host_timeout value
   to about 2,000,000 milliseconds (~1/2 hour). The limit is now
   about 4,000,000,000 milliseconds (~125 years). I really hope you don't
   need more than that :).

For those of you running Linux/x86 w/rpm (www.rpm.org), you can
install/upgrade to the newest version of nmap/nmapfe with these
commands:

rpm -vhU ftp://ftp.server51.freshmeat.net/pub/nmap/nmap-2.3BETA14-1.i386.rpm
rpm -vhU ftp://ftp.server51.freshmeat.net/pub/nmap/nmap-frontend-2.3BETA14-1.i386.rpm

source tarballs and source RPMs are available at:
http://www.insecure.org/nmap or ftp://ftp.server51.freshmeat.net/pub/nmap

Cheers,
Fyodor

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but it wouldn't be as clean. I do occasionally worry about that." -Larry Wall