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modify the fingerprint's firewall

Post by Sylva » Thu, 20 Mar 2003 23:08:46



Hi,

Is there any possibility to modify the OpenBSD fingerprint's IP stack ?

I know a project like under Linux which is : IPPersonality at
http://ippersonality.sourceforge.net/ . But it's an IPTables modules
so impossible to use with OpenBSD.

I also know that pf could rewrite IP packet to generate better IP
authentification field for outgoing packets ; but i look for a soft
which could mistake nmap, xprobe, queso....

Regards,

--
Sylvain

"Mettons nous tout GNU !"
                un GNUdiste.

ps: sorry for the language, I'm not native.

 
 
 
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