I've been researching a bit of stack fingerprinting for fun and profit, but have found precious little in the way of stack spoofing tech.
Basically, i'ma running nmap against a dummy box and trying to make it look like a bluetooth fridge (for example), as opposed to the slackware box that it actually is.
I came across two dead projects (morph & ip personalities) which have not been updated since 2k5 that purported to do this very thing, but I could not get either of 'em to work.There is a windaes version
here which i intend to try asap, and possibly steal some of the configs from.
I did however find on
here a mention of using sysctl to perform the exact same function, and while it wasn't perfect, it did generate some confusion from nmap. Made sense to me that the projects have been terminated due to a much simpler method of adjusting 'nix stack handling procedures in the form of sysctl.
so the queries:
Anyone used sysctl extensively for this purpose, and have amusing or useful anecdotes to share?
Can nmap's funky fingerprint db be auto converted into human readable form/sysctl quick script?
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