This version (1.3.1) contains many enhancements  and corrections 
to previous version of SAINT.  Among them are:

1.  Added a test for SMB open shares.  This test will catch
    public shares under Windows [3.x, 95, 98, NT] and Samba.
    To use this facility, you must have samba installation
    already on the SAINT machine.  Check out the web site at
    http://samba.anu.edu.au/samba for hekp in acquiring
    and installing Samba.  PLEASE do not contact the SAINT
    staff on Samba problems!

2.  Added a rule for identifying Microsoft Windows (3.x, 95,
    98, NT) computers.

3.  Changed the meaning of the different attack levels and
    added a new one. Attack levels 0 and 1 are unchanged.
    Attack level 2 (heavy) has been made kindler and gentler.
    SAINT now does not probe the WWDSI identified Microsoft
    SMS vulnerable UDP ports.  In addition, attack level 2
    no longer tests the Oracle vulnerable TCP port.  Lastly,
    SAINT does not use the lengthly tcpscan login string (that
    triggered many hacker programs) to minimize triggering
    of old Windows (3.x, 95, 98, NT) Denial of Service 
    vulnerabilities.  A neww attack level (3=heavy+) has been 
    created to provide the functionality of old attack level 2.

4.  Corrected a problem with dns-chk.saint which incorrectly
    identified a vulnerability in bind version 4.9.7-REL.

5.  Many, many small hacks to clean up SAINT.

6.  Require the positive acknowledgement that user has read and
    agrees with the license agreement of LICENSE.WWDSI.  The
    interactive answer canubstituted with the command argument 
    "-y".  



