skiddies need to be PWN'd

[ebbomega]

Marty, you know that DOS hasn't been used since WinMe, right?

[askdjasd]

yes sir I do!

command is still in there though.

[ebbomega]

That's still not DOS.

NT's commandline is a little more robust.

Plus in OSX you can run nmap from bash.

[askdjasd]

That's fantastic to know!

I was more into phone fun, much more rewarding :)

[jenai]

Originally Posted by ebbomega

No, it's not the idea that you do it all the time that bugs us, it's the fact that you're doing it at all.

yet my masturbation admission never brought a comment.

[jenai]

Originally Posted by SEAN!

sorry for the bad karma, it was a mistake

p.s what the fuck are you nerds talking about? and how do i make my piece of shit computer less of a unstable piece of shit?

is it still running Windows? :p

[jenai]

Originally Posted by askdjasd

That's fantastic to know!

I was more into phone fun, much more rewarding :)

u 2 guys would fit right in on Jinx.

tho u wouldn't last long on g00ns-forum.

[rawb]

WHICH SITE TAUGHT YOU TO USE NMAP AS AN ATTACK PROGRAM
THATS THE SITE I WANT TO BE ON o

[askdjasd]

Originally Posted by jenai

u 2 guys would fit right in on Jinx.

tho u wouldn't last long on g00ns-forum.

which forum would level up my barbarian quicker?

[Gusto]

Originally Posted by SEAN!

what the fuck are you nerds talking about? and how do i make my piece of shit computer less of a unstable piece of shit?

go talk about economics, nerd.

[jenai]

Originally Posted by rawb

WHICH SITE TAUGHT YOU TO USE NMAP AS AN ATTACK PROGRAM
THATS THE SITE I WANT TO BE ON o

i learned that by accidentally honest!

tho overall, both nmap and scapy are wrong when they try to determine OS's, except scapy did detect symantec on my roomie's computer.

it did get my computer's OS wrong.

$ sudo scapy
Password:
Welcome to Scapy (1.0.2.1beta)
>>> nmap_fp("127.0.0.1")
Begin emission:
........Finished to send 8 packets.
..............
Received 22 packets, got 0 answers, remaining 8 packets
(0.96250000000000002, ['Netscreen 5XP firewall+vpn (OS 3.0.1r2)', 'Netscreen 5XP firewall+vpn (os 4.0.3r2.0)'])