A simple distributed port scanner that uses many computers to conduct a port scan which should make it harder to trace the source. This release of dscan has many improvements of the last release, for a full list see the HISTORY file in the archive. Dscan started off as proof of concept code and has now turned into a project for testing new techniques such as linked lists. This release does not come with UDP port scanning support but a patch file should be available in a few days time to add UDP support.
8d832f686211ed9ba06ec745785bdef3ee34d4df5993d6ce6b1f33405b0e1099Secfingerd is a replacement for the standard finger daemon that comes with most UN*Xes. It allows each user to control whether-or-not they want to be fingered and if they do, what information about them is displayed as well as the formatting used. Secfingerd does not support empty and indirect queries. User's can stop themselves from being fingered by creating a ".nofinger" file in their home directory.
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