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Programs that map out a network to figure out which computers and services are available to be exploited.
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How wise is it to use a tool for portspoofing at your server to confuse attackers?
I assume the effectiveness will be very limited.
First of all, exploiting port scanning tools will rarely be useful because most pentesters will use VMs and other confined environments when conductin …
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