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Back-end: OS Fingerprint

Open pmsosa opened this issue 9 years ago • 4 comments

Look at doing client fingerprinting using Scapy (and nmap module).Have a function set up for it.

pmsosa avatar Jan 27 '17 23:01 pmsosa

I want to try this as well

CaptainNorway avatar Feb 01 '17 03:02 CaptainNorway

When you have the chance, merge what you have so far.

pmsosa avatar Mar 03 '17 07:03 pmsosa

I was looking for such simple project to learn about packet parsing and network monitoring. I would like to work on this task with some help, as I have very basic knowledge about networks.

As per my understanding, we can Fingerprint OS by parsing the User-Agent from HTTP packet right ? Or I maybe totally wrong here

r00tshaim avatar Apr 08 '22 17:04 r00tshaim

@r00tshaim Yes, User-Agents can disclose the OS & Browser in use. (Not with 100% accuracy, but still pretty decent accuracy for most purposes)

There are several device User-Agent lists that may come in handy (eg. https://github.com/tamimibrahim17/List-of-user-agents) :)

pmsosa avatar Apr 08 '22 21:04 pmsosa