Wednesday 22 May 2013
Detecting Remote Operating System Manually
Hi, GuYz,
I'm here to share a trick that will help you o detect the Remote OS manually in a simple way.
You don't want any tools, just need a shell.
Open Command Prompt (In Linux Shell)
Ping a server.
Did You Notice TTL=128?
It is our card to find Remote OS. I'm using Windows 7 OS. My TTL is 128. Now it is clear that TTL will vary in different OSs.
Here the list of Operating System and its TTL. But notice, sometimes the TTL may be vary according setting of Admin. But this list is default TTL of Operating system.
+------------------------------------------------------|
| Operating System | TTL Value |
+------------------------------------------------------|
| Windows 9x/NT Intel | 32 |
| DigitalUnix 4.0 Alpha | 60 |
| AIX 4.3.x IBM/RS6000 | 60 |
| AIX 4.2.x IBM/RS6000 | 60 |
| Cisco 11.2 7507 | 60 |
| IRIX 6.x SGI | 60 |
| Unisys x Mainframe | 64 |
| Linux 2.2.x Intel | 64 |
| FTX(UNIX) 3.3 STRATUS | 64 |
| SCO R5 Compaq | 64 |
| FreeBSD 3.x Intel | 64 |
| OpenBSD 2.x Intel | 64 |
| Solaris 8 Intel/Sparc | 64 |
| Netware 4.11 Intel | 128 |
| Windows 9x/NT Intel | 128 |
| Windows 2000 Intel | 128 |
| Cisco 12.0 2514 | 255 |
| Solaris 2.x Intel/Sparc | 255 |
+------------------------------------------------------+
I'm here to share a trick that will help you o detect the Remote OS manually in a simple way.
You don't want any tools, just need a shell.
Open Command Prompt (In Linux Shell)
Ping a server.
Did You Notice TTL=128?
It is our card to find Remote OS. I'm using Windows 7 OS. My TTL is 128. Now it is clear that TTL will vary in different OSs.
Here the list of Operating System and its TTL. But notice, sometimes the TTL may be vary according setting of Admin. But this list is default TTL of Operating system.
+------------------------------------------------------|
| Operating System | TTL Value |
+------------------------------------------------------|
| Windows 9x/NT Intel | 32 |
| DigitalUnix 4.0 Alpha | 60 |
| AIX 4.3.x IBM/RS6000 | 60 |
| AIX 4.2.x IBM/RS6000 | 60 |
| Cisco 11.2 7507 | 60 |
| IRIX 6.x SGI | 60 |
| Unisys x Mainframe | 64 |
| Linux 2.2.x Intel | 64 |
| FTX(UNIX) 3.3 STRATUS | 64 |
| SCO R5 Compaq | 64 |
| FreeBSD 3.x Intel | 64 |
| OpenBSD 2.x Intel | 64 |
| Solaris 8 Intel/Sparc | 64 |
| Netware 4.11 Intel | 128 |
| Windows 9x/NT Intel | 128 |
| Windows 2000 Intel | 128 |
| Cisco 12.0 2514 | 255 |
| Solaris 2.x Intel/Sparc | 255 |
+------------------------------------------------------+
Friday 10 May 2013
Reverse IP Lookup
Hi GuyZ,
Good Evening. Here I have created a useful too which can be used to find Reverse IP.
It can be used to find out all websites hosted in same server(or IP).
Project Homepage: http://code.google.com/p/reverse-ip-lookup/
Download Link: http://code.google.com/p/reverse-ip-lookup/downloads/list
Good Evening. Here I have created a useful too which can be used to find Reverse IP.
It can be used to find out all websites hosted in same server(or IP).
Project Homepage: http://code.google.com/p/reverse-ip-lookup/
Download Link: http://code.google.com/p/reverse-ip-lookup/downloads/list