xosperois on Meet The RouterPi, A Compute Module 4 Based GbE Router.CoolKoon on The Honda Takedown: How A Global Brand Failed To Read The Room.Posted in downloads hacks, Security Hacks Tagged ettercap, fingerprint, fingerprinting, nmap, obscurity, os, os fingerprinting, p0f, satori, security cloak, security through obscurity, TCP, tcpipĪ Rotary Encoder: How Hard Can It Be? 57 Comments Yes, this is just “security through obscurity”, but it is something fun to play with. Other methods, like Satori‘s DHCP based fingerprinting, still work and need to be bypassed by other means. Unfortunately this only works for TCP/IP. You can pretend to be any number of different systems from IRIX to Dreamcast. His OSfuscate tool lets you define your own. started writing his own tool by checking the source of Security Cloak to find out what registry keys needed to be changed. By changing this behavior, you can make your system appear to be another OS.
Common network tools like Nmap, P0f, Ettercap, and NetworkMiner can determine what operating system is being run by the behavior of the TCP/IP stack. Has been working on changing the OS fingerprint of his Windows box.
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