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Angry IP scanner and Wireshark are tools for network reconnaissance that can perform subnet scanning to detect devices, operating systems, and open ports on a network. They work by sending TCP/IP packets and analyzing the responses to gather information without permission. The presentation also discussed stealth scanning techniques and offered to demonstrate the tools through a live demo and answer questions.

Reconnaissance software 10 th May 2011 Stefan FODOR(backb0ne fl00d3r )

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Subnet scan

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OS Detection

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Reconnaissance software

1. Reconnaissance software 10 th May 2011 Stefan FODOR(backb0ne fl00d3r )

2.

3. Angry IP scanner

5. Wireshark and subnet scan

6. OS Detection

7. Stealth Mode

8. Intensive scan

10.

11. Designed to find computer/software weakness

12. Find known exploits

13.

14. Port scanner

15. Version scanner

16. Angry IP Scanner

17. Subnet Scan

18. Subnet Scan Wireshark

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20.

21. OS Detection Wireshark

22.

23. SYN packages with altered time/date

24. Nmap -sS 127.0.0.1

25. Intensive Scan

27. QUESTIONS? (screw Google, ask me)