Remote OS Detection via TCP/IP Stack Fingerprinting.¶
Lyon, G. (2009). Remote OS Detection via TCP/IP Stack Fingerprinting. Nmap Network Scanning.
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Primes¶
- Production Signature
- Network stack fingerprinting — two machines sending identical payloads are told apart by TCP option ordering, initial window sizes, and timing defaults imposed by their OS implementation.
This sourceDocuments how two machines sending identical payloads are distinguished by OS-imposed TCP/IP implementation defaults — TCP option ordering, initial window size, initial TTL, and timing — compared against a fingerprint database.
- Network stack fingerprinting — two machines sending identical payloads are told apart by TCP option ordering, initial window sizes, and timing defaults imposed by their OS implementation.
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