> You can turn off port 443 at the router/firewall.
> However this might prevent some legitimate secure web
> traffic as well. You might try it and evaluate any
> complaints.
I'm not really that knowledgeable at all... but couldn't you just have a
proxy disallow requests with https:// as the prot
I am pretty sure O'Reilly's - Building Internet Firewalls (2nd ED.) just
covers the concepts of firewalling (why, how, where, etc.), not specifics of
Iptables or anything like that. However, that might be just what you're
looking for...
DoPo
Try Usenet, specificaly alt.2600.* and alt.hacker(s)(z).*
DoPo
> Saw the same thing on a Hungarian site. If you turn off active scripting
> in IE it stops it from happening. :( The downside is that a huge portion of
> the sites I visit need scripting enabled.
My dad tried it on Win XP with IE 6 and (AFAIK) all updates, and it worked
every time except when
> There are also sites that will let you view all of your directory trees,
> which a server could easily see all of your files. Which do you think is
> more scary?
There was a post about this on one of the other Security Focus mailing lists
a few days ago... that is simply a small bit of HTML o
Most broadband ISP's will filter incoming port 80 access, which (I think)
explains your problem. Most also offer a premium package where they'll give
you more bandwidth and unfilter it, but for more money.
DoPo
http://www.iana.org/assignments/port-numbers
Bookmark it, and use it as a resource.
DoPo
> A friend of mine is getting some inbound traffic on Port 32230 logged on
> his Linksys Router. Since it does not log the protocol, I don't know if it
> is TCP or UDP.
>
> I did a few searches, but can't fi
www.snort.org
> Hi everybody,
>
> I would know if you could give me a list of IDS in freeware licence on
> Windows2k platform.
>
> thanks
>
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Maybe the computer doing the scanning has port redirection software running,
so attempts to connect to certain ports on that computer redirect the attempt
to the cia.gov website. If this is true, then that is pretty intelligent on
the part of him. The average person would get scared typing in t
> How do you know when you are infected by a trojan or someone has control of
> your pc from a backdoor?
The simplest way to see if you are infected by an active trojan is to run
netstat -an from a DOS window. That will show you open internet connections.
You might also want to try a packet snif
Go to www.eeye.com, they have an NT port of Nmap (runs in a terminal though),
it might work under Windows XP.
DoPo
> Hi,
>
> I`m looking for a good port scanner that will run under Windows XP. My
> wishlist for it that it scans TCP, UDP and stealth but i`m not really
> sure if there is such a o
Revered security professionals:
Hi, my name is Douglas Pichardo and I am 16 years old. I live in Virginia
Beach, Virginia (USA), and I am in the 10th grade. I have been a member of
this discussion list for several months, trying to learn all I can about the
world of security, which I
You can try Tiny Personal Firewall (www.tinysoftware.com) or Sygate Personal
Firewall (www.sygate.com).
DoPo
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