...que no estén suscriptos a la mailing list de nmap hackers les comento que ya dieron los resultados de SoC (Summer of Code) de Google y bueno, esperemos que en unos meses tengamos los resultados en nuestros mirrors de debian locales! jejeje
Bueno, para los caídos del mapa SoC es un patrocinio que hace Google a proyectos de software libre pagándole a algunos estudiantes unos 2400 dólares (+o-) por hacer algún aporte al open source. Bueno, Fyodor ya anunció a los ganadores, cut & paste: As expected, Google only sponsored 10 Nmap students. But sending them 14 was worth a try anyway :). I believe that everyone has now been notified, so I am pleased to announce and congratulate the winners: Christopher Gibson will be bringing us new and exciting reinterpretation of Netcat and a packet crafter similar to but better for Nmap user than hping, nemesis, or scapy Ole Mortem Grodas is going to design and implement a whole new Nmap GUI and results viewer in C++/Qt. I'm looking forward to using it! Doug Hoyte will be dramatically improving the version detection database and adding cool new features. He has already sent in some patches! Bo Jiang will be a Windows Czar, helping bring parity in features and performance to that platform. He may work on an automated build system which does everything from checking out the source code from svn to compiling and processing it all into various shiny little packages (installer, zip file, etc). Zhao Lei has demonstrated many great ideas for bringing us the next generation of OS detection. This will mean many new tests, and a new database. One interesting challenges will be introducing the new system without crippling OS detection as the new system is developed. Adriano Monteiro Marques is also doing a new Nmap GUI and results viewer. This one will be in Python, and he has already started work. One of the great values of open source software is choice, so there is plenty of room for two new GUIs. Heck, there are already at least half a dozen. But those are mostly abandoned and I expect these new ones to be much better! Ronak Sutaria is another Windows Czar, perhaps focusing on bringing feature parity to windows and creating a new installer with NSIS. Paul Tarjan has a very diverse set of skills and will be taking a broad role as overall code architect and researcher. Alok Tangoankar will be using his strong background in language design and implementation to add an Nmap Attack Scripting Language to Nmap. Bharath Venkatramani is the final (alphabetical by last name) Windows Czar. He may focus on performance. Congratulations to these talented students and to everyone else who applied and sent in great ideas. This is just a "rough draft" announcement so that you guys get an early peek at which projects and individuals were sponsored. We'll probably send a more polished announcement to the broader Nmap community next week. With that, I am now closing down this list. It has served its purpose well, and was used even more than I expected. There have been 216 messages since it was created earlier this month. Wow! Enjoy your Weekend, Fyodor ________________________________________________________________________ Bueno, pensé que sería un tema interesante, Saludos, Pablo
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