On Thu, 2002-08-29 at 14:28, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Another option would be to get a 'cheap'/'temporary' dial-up > access and use the dial-up machine to attack the other machine. I > believe that discussion on Nessus's BW requirements showed this > would be an option, but probably a slow one at that. > > If your in the US, you might consider www.crosspaths.net... I > recently stumbled across is. It's a kinda travel/pay as you go > internet provider with lots of dial-up numbers across the US. > The risk with this approach is that many ISPs firewall certain well-known trouble ports at their border, so the access you get to your own network may not be representative of the access other people get...
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