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2009-10-29
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Too many fingerprints match this host to give specific OS details
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2009-10-29
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Your nmap is almost 2 years old (12 January 2008).
Not one service is found (no open port) which makes it much more difficult for p0f. If you ran it through router or bridge you might see different result.
Such detection is also rather easily masqueraded, and the fingerprints of Chinook or Diablo can just be added to the db.
Not one service is found (no open port) which makes it much more difficult for p0f. If you ran it through router or bridge you might see different result.
Such detection is also rather easily masqueraded, and the fingerprints of Chinook or Diablo can just be added to the db.
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2009-10-29
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Why bother with nmap? You have full shell (including root) access on the device itself, and netstat can give you the same information (actually more, because nmap by default only scans a small set of ports, and according to the screenshots you didn't tell it to scan the entire range) in a few milliseconds.
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2009-10-29
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nmap is still useful to see what the 'bad guys' might see from outside the device.
out of curiosity, i decided to do an nmap scan on it & smiled @ the results -
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the scan result mentioned the tablet running a fortinet embedded system among other things - http://www.fortinet.com/products/mod...e_modules.html
just thought i'd post this muse to produce some smiles..