RTO OS fingerprinting in NMAP?

[mike <dmciscobgp () hotmail com>]

Hello!

 

Was looking on the net at various pen testing topics and came across the RTO fingerprinting method that the scanner 
"RING" utilizes. i know most of you are aware of this tool, as it was released back in 2002, but i was curious if NMAP 
had this method of fingerprinting already enabled

 

One last thing if i may. does anyone know if the unicornscan and scanrand utilities are dead as far as their status of 
being updated? i would love to see the features those 2 scanners use implemented into NMAP! mainly the way it uses one 
process to send the packets to the wire and having a seperate process to handle the incomming data. i read somewhere 
also that one can do an ARP poison with many different local LAN IPs on your segment as you scan a host. i have found a 
way to do this with NMAP a few years ago: (only with one IP at a time)

 

-S (IP on your segment you wish to use for the poison) -e eth0 (target ip)

 

thank you for my 2 cents

 

Mike

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