Information Security Think Tank
So here is the scenario: the attacker has limited access to a box and he/she needs to perform a portscan from it. However, he/she does not want to download any tools to the target system. There might be various reasons for not wanting to upload a portscanner to the box. Perhaps, the attacker wants to minimize the footprint. [...]
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