It looks like CCSP shall go with LiquidWeb.com for the new hosting services. We'll be on a virtual dedicated machine with full root access to that environment. The tools I wanted to offer will now be in the works once we get on that machine. Some are:

- SYN Scans
- FIN Scans
- XMAS Scans

And once we're on the new server, I'll begin working on upgrading current tools like the Algorithms.

Is this new test just going to be a standard Nmap scanner? If not, will there be fragmented and pingless packets?

What about a Queso scan or any of several variations of Synscan?

A Google search of Synscan can give you a ton of information about the latest software used to "investigate" your box in attempts to use the latest rootkit or other script vulnerability.

Scary stuff.

Yes, nmap scanner to start off with. I'd like to offer a nessus and/or queso type scans. They will of course be achieveable because I'll be on a dedicated virtual chroot.

Looks like I've changed my mind.. we'll most likely go with CI Host instead. More info on that:

http://phpnuke.org/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=4685&mode=flat&order=0&thold=0

Zhen-Xjell writes "Computer Cops from its recent PHP-Nuke News article on requesting help for a new web host is in talks with CI Host to get two dedicated servers. We'll be offering web hosting services to PHP-Nukers! In addition, during the next couple weeks we'll be releasing our port scan code for use by Nukers too. Stay tuned for more at PHP-Nuke, because Nuker's rock and we want to be more than just a security centric Nuke site."

OK it is fast...where did that largest casino in the world popup come from..I must have carried it with me from a warez site,

looking good Paul.