Re: faking windows

[Xavier Mertens <xavier () rootshell be>]

Hi Robin,

In 2009 @ hack.lu, a presentation was made about ipmorph.
The goal was to prevent fingerprinting and make an OS looks like another one.
I don't know the status of this project but more info are available here:
http://blog.hynesim.org/en/ipmorph

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On 01 Nov 2013, at 11:55, Robin Wood <robin () digininja org> wrote:

> I'm building a network for students to practice network mapping. I'm
> probably going to be using Linux KVM to create the machines so when
> scanned they will all come back as Linux boxes, is there any easy way
> to have a Linux box pretend to be various versions of Windows?
>
> The students will be probably not be using more than basic scanning
> and I'm going to do the application level faking with things like web
> servers pretending to be IIS so all I need is the OS level changes
> that I'd need to make. Anyone got any tips on this?
>
> Robin
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