Originally Posted by kektex

Nmap is a net/port scanner , meaning it can scan ranges of IP addresses as well as the ports open on each address.It will even give you a (very good) guess of the Operating system on that machine.
When he says distributed I`m guessing he has a bunch of computers with nmap installed on them.This would bring the scanning time down if you are scanning for a lot of IPs
I remember reading a few months ago about a project that set out to map the internet using distributed scanners.They were setting off alarms everywhere.

Originally Posted by wdsguy

Are you too fucking lazy to scan cable, dsl subnets?

Gawd damn you are one lazy script kiddy.