On Sun, 14 Nov 2004, Dmitri Nikulin wrote:
> > NetBSD's method was given high praise.
> 
> Weird, maybe nmap's algorithms just aren't right for this kind of thing. 

I'm not sure I follow you - in the last 24 hours, you posted nmap output
showing NetBSD as being rated with the highest category of sequence
number patterning that nmap has.

> Okay, features that still make sense after all discussion:
> 
> -Blackholing (even if only to save packet filtering efforts)

Do you mean something other than this?

http://mail-index.netbsd.org/netbsd-help/2002/12/27/0021.html

> -User/pid walling (so is this actually PR'd by someone else already?)

Yes, I think that's a worthwhile option to have available. 

> -TTY snooping

That's a curiousity for me, but I'm not convinced it's a critical
feature.

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