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K-p0f: a high-throughput kernel passive OS fingerprinter

Published: 21 October 2013 Publication History

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Most critical security vulnerabilities depend on the OS. If a hacker finds a machine with a vulnerable OS, then he can attack the system. Network administrators can defend against OS-specific attacks if they can find vulnerable machines before hackers do, but physically checking or actively scanning a large network can take time and resources. This paper describes a modification of p0f implemented in the Linux kernel, called k-p0f, which is a tool for this problem. This paper describes the design of k-p0f and compares its performance to p0f with both laboratory-generated and real-world traffic.

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    ANCS '13: Proceedings of the ninth ACM/IEEE symposium on Architectures for networking and communications systems
    October 2013
    236 pages
    ISBN:9781479916405

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    1. high-throughput
    2. os fingerprinting
    3. p0f
    4. passive

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