Lpdfp is a perl script which sends a malformed query to TCP port 515 in an attempt to determine the remote OS. Whitepaper available here.
5aba8532c4351159c472bcfbf2237056ad0f1d10dcae1ced7682f8068c5a94edRemote OS Detection using LPD Querying - Line printer daemons listening on TCP port 515 can give away information about which OS is running. Proof of concept code which contains a database of LPD returned messages and OS matches here.
cded128bdfd32167081a2f12af24098e14d48c17d622174b582fc793b3e6d45dExamining Advanced Remote OS Detection Methods/Concepts using Perl - This paper discusses the theory and practice behind OS detection with a specific focus on the practice related to the PERL programming language. Methods and concepts for remote operating system detection are closely examined and implemented into Perl code.
42dc76c48a5bd38bca8b591b25e2bfb48e12b5dc3be5bf83200be9d48655549bSecurity Advisory ( netscape.ad.00-07 ) - Netscape Administration Server Password Disclosure. Netscape SuiteSpot running on Netscape webservers has a password file which in the default configuration is readable by remote users. All platforms are affected.
fc8ced0cf42485c9c5449d2871d4e468f97c98348842598afee7f8f1b5693c16ZSH Advisory - Netscape WebPublisher Allows Directory Listing and Access. Netscape Webpublisher is an addon to Netscape's Enterprise webserver which allows remote file modifications, uploads and downloads. A third party user can access the WebPublisher via downloading a number of java applets and the webserver's directory structure without having a valid account on the system. Netscape v3.5.1 / 3.6 SP1-3 under solaris are vulnerable.
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