netcat.... i can do "wonders" with it :p... nmap... though i havent used it much but still i can say that if these things are mis-used they can create a havoc.... for the netcat thing look at this... its just an example of the power of netcat.... and trust me monks am a HACKER not a CRACKER.... i'll always work towards the well being of the masses.... the flooder is used as a network testing tool.... i coded it in perl just to "keep it simple.... stupid".... the neighbour thing happened when i tested it.... i've never tested it again....
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In reply to Re^2: network flooder by hnd
in thread network flooder by hnd

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