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JS-Recon was a tool developed by Andlabs proving the vulnerability of fingerprinting active TCP ports at client workstation. Unfortunately that tool is not available. This blog post describes my analysis of success of that method in present condition and share tool developed by me for non-developer mass.
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JS-Recon was a tool developed by Andlabs proving the vulnerability of
fingerprinting active TCP ports at client workstation. Unfortunately
that tool is not available. This blog post describes my analysis of
success of that method in present condition and share tool developed by
me for non-developer mass.