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by sir-alien
556 days ago
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Could you not instead of using one nmap process to scan 200+ addresses, just instead initiate 200+ nmap processes scanning just one IP. Still effectively hits your spoofing system but now they bring their time back down to what it would take to scan a single IP address. I'm sure there are many other ways around this but like all security it's merely a case of making it difficult enough that an attacker would need serious incentive to make the attack. |
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