There are a lot of services on the Internet that portscan a machine of your choice, so there is nothing new about grc.com doing it. If you want to complain about grc.com, you should complain about every proxy in the whole web, too. I do not think that there are big differences between these services and proxies - both hide your original IP from another server but simultanously log it for the case of abuse. I cannot believe that grc.com really does not log the use of its portscan service - that would be too stupid (and illegal, as far as I know). In my eyes, the phrase "Information gained will NOT be retained, viewed, or used by us in any way for any purpose whatsoever" refers to the results of the portscans and not to the logs of grc.com's httpd. Best regards, Thorsten Droigk
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