full-disclosure - RPC scanners

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Message-ID: <96D569293EBFFF4E8C000686A0C0521702117D68@ppoqwmsg1.quantum.com>
From: Matthew.Wagenknecht at Quantum.com (Matthew Wagenknecht)
Subject: RPC scanners

It always shows the correct number for me.. 3 class-c's shows up as 762..etc

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-----Original Message-----
From: Brown, Randy (InfoSec) [mailto:randy.brown@...com] 
Sent: Friday, September 12, 2003 10:15 AM
To: full-disclosure@...ts.netsys.com
Subject: RE: [Full-Disclosure] RPC scanners

I can add a few cents...  I like the Foundstone tool.  Their tools are
usually very easy for the end-user.  This one does take a lot of time to run
though...  And not matter how many sub-nets I scan, the total number is
always 65xxx.  Something just doesn't "feel" right...

         Randy
What can Brown do for you?  (tm)

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