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guide. They don't honor scan delay and may violate congestion control. Both this things should be fixed. I was going to do it by having get_next_target_probe just return the same probe multiple times, and then either extend struct probespec to include a source address or have sendIPScanProbe keep track of the decoy index and fill in source addresses. But I was stopped by timing pings. Those should certainly be decoyed, but in the code they are just sent as they are needed, and don't have a dispatching function to modify. What would be good is a global queue of probes waiting to be sent you could just insert all your spoofed probes into, and then let the rest of the code take care of scheduling them. |
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| leet-nmap-ascii-art.txt | ||
| nmap.1 | ||
| nmap.dtd | ||
| nmap.usage.txt | ||
| nmap.xsl | ||
| nmap_gpgkeys.txt | ||
| README | ||
| refguide.xml | ||
| scripting.xml | ||
| zenmap.1 | ||
| zenmap.xml | ||
Here is some documentation for Nmap, but these files are much less comprehensive than what you'll find at the actual Nmap documentation site ( http://nmap.org ).