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Xprobe3 - feature requests please

Subject: Xprobe3 - feature requests please
Date: Thu, 19 Jul 2007 16:59:21 +0800
Its been a while since last xprobe2 version was released and meanwhile
we are working on a new version of the tool.
The new version of the tool would include:
1. new reworked parallelized scanning engine
2. scripting engine (with API)
3. different output file formats support
4. Updated signatures
5. Improved Signature generator and much more.
6.New protocols support (IPv6, Sigtrans, sctp and SIP-based
fingerprints are in the queue)

At this point, it would be good to hear any other feature requests
that xprobe users may have. Please drop us email with your comments
and/or ideas and we'll try to address as many of them as we can.

thanks
-xprobe development team

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