[40] Http response fingerprinting support #45
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- Coverage 20.48% 19.09% -1.40%
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p0f’s official documentation emphasizes the importance of collecting HTTP response signatures to detect different types of servers and their configurations. This is achieved by analyzing HTTP response headers, such as Server, Date, X-Cache-Status, and Connection. These headers often contain details that can reveal server software (e.g., nginx, Apache), version numbers, and additional metadata (e.g., caching mechanisms, server configuration).