by Aquatriton on Tue Aug 24, 2010 7:11 pm
([msg=44238]see Nmap Questions[/msg])
So I recently downloaded nmap, and have been trying it out, learning how it works, etc. I'm pretty positive my ISP's TOS says that I may be banned for port scanning, and I wanted some clarification of the mechanism of the -D RND command. (I have also been using the -sS command, to stay as non-obvious as possible.) From what I understand, the -D RND Command spoofs my IP so that it appears to the target as if it is being scanned on various ports by a bunch of different sources? Will the -D RND Command be able to disguise to my ISP that I am port scanning? How would the ISP even be able to tell that I am port Scanning in the first place?