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Date: Fri, 02 Mar 2001 22:09:54 -0800
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David wrote:

> http://stuph.org/tcp-window-shrinkers.txt is a list of 825 systems 
> that  generate this message.


Following up.., I scripted an nmap run, it is in html ;)

http://stuph.org/tcp-window-shrinkers.nmap.html

Format is:

   IP
   dns lookup
   nmap results
   [OS type]                      [Identified]

The script is running now, DNS is tacked in which makes the cycle take 
longer but helps to identify probable dynamic dialups.

Please use Mozilla or IE.  The output is usable in Netscape 4.x but suffers.

-d

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