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SYN SCAN

from [Anirudhya Mitra] Network Security [Permanent Link]
Subject: SYN SCAN
Date: Mon, 18 Oct 2004 15:14:48 +0530 
Sorry,
Forgot to tell you about my OS..
Yes, It is WinXP but am not using SP2.

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Dear List,



( I really do not know if this is the right place to ask >this question..

so

please pardon me, if I am wrong )



I am looking for any available TUTORIAL, SOURCE >CODE (and not binary) etc.
in the internet that can do a SYN scanning thru a >WindowsXP box using the
Winsock 2 Socket API implementation (ie, using >SOCK_RAW)



I have searched Google, Yahoo, AltaVista, Askjeeves >etc. but did not find

a

suitable one (or whatever I found failed to run under >WinXP box). I have
Winsock 1.1 programming experience in Win98 along >with Raw Socket

experience

in Linux.



I have seen Nmap coding.. but as Nmap is supposed >to do a lot of things,

and

not only syn scan, the code is a bit lenthy. More over >it uses WinPcap (
Windows Packet Capture Architecture ) which I do >NOT want to use. I want

to

implement only Raw Sockets.



I have been using RedHat for the past 4 years, and I >recently converted to
WinXP professional for a particular client side >requirement. That is, my
Windows knowledge is not very good (only some >common Windows programming
experience).



Thanking you in anticipation,



Anirudhya Mitra.
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