Of course it's very comfortable to send a mail to a list of interested people,
knowing that there is a good bunch of them, which have a pretty good
knowledge about whole the term "network/security". For me, the main
goal of being member of this list is to learn from other's experience and
KnowHow and of course, if I can, to help others.
As expected, several answers to my question have appeared within half
a day. But the most important things are the resources given, such as an
URL like "http://www.robertgraham.com/pubs/firewall-seen.html".
Thanks !
Ron, maybe I've missed some mail or even whole threads containing
such URL's, and I can tell you, if I knew already about such an URL, I
wouldn't have sent the mail asking about the use of the tcp port 27374.
So, please excuse my silly question.
Mouss, sorry, but are ports of trojan horses like 27374 included in the
"/etc/services" file on BSD? I guess, you're using a BSD based OS,
aren't you?
Cheers,
Phibo
On Wed, 27 Sep 2000, mouss wrote:
>I think it's because it is very simple to send a mail than to follow a URL
>and search
>the list, or than "grep PORT /etc/services" :)
>
>sad, isn't it?
>
>At 06:13 27/09/00 -0500, Ron DuFresne wrote:
>>y
>>
>>quick question;
>>
>>How come these "what run on this port" questions appear every other day?
>>do folks just join the list to ask such things <understood perhaps then>
>>or do folks just not take note of the url's passed here on every request
>>made on the topic?
>>
>>Thanks,
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