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removed scripting tag http://meta.security.stackexchange.com/questions/2192/lets-get-rid-of-scripting-manually
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kalina
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Are scripts coded only using the default API of a high level, interpreted language for generic and meticulous gathering of network device &and host software information that are already available through common network security applications able to go unnoticed at times that common network security applications would set off alarms from packet inspection?

Are scripts coded only using the default API of a high level, interpreted language for generic and meticulous gathering of network device & host software information that are already available through common network security applications able to go unnoticed at times that common network security applications would set off alarms from packet inspection?

Are scripts coded only using the default API of a high level, interpreted language for generic and meticulous gathering of network device and host software information that are already available through common network security applications able to go unnoticed at times that common network security applications would set off alarms from packet inspection?

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Christopher Basinger
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Do generic custom scripts avoid detection more than common security applications?

Are scripts coded only using the default API of a high level, interpreted language for generic and meticulous gathering of network device & host software information that are already available through common network security applications able to go unnoticed at times that common network security applications would set off alarms from packet inspection?