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  • Subject: detecting foreign OS
  • From: Igor Garnov <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 10 Sep 2005 15:11:26 +0400

Hello,

I have a task to detect with some probability which OS runs on the target machine.

I know there isn't API or a trustworthy method to do this and get 100% correct result, but I am searching for some clues that say with more or less probability that the target machine is under, say, Windows.

In my personal opinion, trying to connect to some ports on a foreign host and analyzing the results can give one reasons to judge that this host is probably Windows. In other words, after connecting to some ports on a host it's still possible to say that 60% chances are that it's Windows, 30% Linux and only 10% Mac.

I would appreciate your ideas on this

Regards,
Igor

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