They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning,
We will remember them.
For the Fallen Laurence Binyon (1869-1943)
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Pro DNS and BIND by Ron Aitchison
A Handbook of Statistical Analyses Using R by Brian S. Everitt
Applied Regression Including Computing and Graphics (Wiley Series in Probability and Statistics) by R. Dennis Cook
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning,
We will remember them.
For the Fallen Laurence Binyon (1869-1943)
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I have been processing some of my network telescope data collected over the last four and a bit years. During this time I have classified a little over 3.2 million IP addresses by operating system making use of p0f
The results after the latest updates are:
| OS Family |
% | |
| Windows | 98.84258 | |
| Linux | 0.811703 | |
| FreeBSD | 0.170989 | |
| Proxyblocker | 0.078751 | |
| NetBSD | 0.030808 | |
| MacOS | 0.02954 | |
| Other | 0.035633 | |
Windows is significant, although there has been a distinct scew towards this OS due to Conficker propagation, its still worth noting that prior to the last 7 months being imported data though December 2008 showed windows only 0.8% down on the values above, roughly evenly split between positions 2 & 3.. At the bottom end of the scale some interesting artifacts.
| OS Family | Count |
| NMAP | 151 |
| OpenBSD | 53 |
| CacheFlow | 46 |
| Cisco | 42 |
| SunOS | 27 |
| Redline | 27 |
| 16 | |
| Eagle | 11 |
| HP | 11 |
| PocketPC | 11 |
| Checkpoint | 10 |
| ExtremeWare | 5 |
| BSD | 3 |
| Tru | 1 |
| NewtonOS | 1 |
| NetCache | 1 |
| SCO | 1 |
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Recently I had need to produce pdf files of some man pages simple because the are far easier to print and review onscreen. The following snippet added to my .bash_profile does the trick.
# Convert man pages to pdf
man2pdf()
{
m2pfile="/tmp/${1}-m2p.pdf"
if [ ! -s $m2pfile ]; then # is it there and > zero bytes
man -t "${1}" | ps2pdf - > "$m2pfile"
fsize=`du -k $m2pfile | awk '{print $1}'`
echo "Created PDF file in $m2pfile ($fsize KB)"
fi
}
It can trivially be extended to check for things like a $DISPLAY variable and pop up a viewer or request to print. The caching is admittedly crude, but works since /tmp is cleared out periodically. Output looks like:
[bvi@starburst ~]$ man2pdf ls
Created PDF file in /tmp/ls-m2p.pdf (20 KB)
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At 12hr 34 minutes and 56 seconds on the 7th of August this year, the time and date will be:
12:34:56 07/08/09
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This will never happen our lives again!
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* New compact rainbow table file format (.rtc) reduce rainbow table size by 50% to 56.25%
* New rt2rtc utility convert rainbow table from raw file format (.rt) to compact file format (.rtc)
* New rtc2rt utility convert rainbow table from compact file format (.rtc) to raw file format (.rt)
* The rcrack/rcrack_cuda program support both .rt and .rtc rainbow table file format
* Conversion from non-perfect to perfect rainbow table is supported by rt2rtc utility
Smaller rainbow table significantly improve table lookup performance!
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NMAP officially went to version 5.0 today, being described as the most significant release since 1997. I find it hard to believe I’ve been using this for 12 years. and will hopefully be around for many more.
FreeBSD ports are still holding 4.90RC1 form 10 days ago, but are likely to get updated soon.
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