On Wed, Jun 9, 2010 at 4:52 PM, Abishek Goda <goda.abishek@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi,
Blocking what via ports? Run a security scanner like netcat or nmap or
nessus or nikto or hping.
and how should you install it? if I know it right, then most
corporates give you windows machines with the least privileges. In
fact, the few things that work best in these installations are MS
Office, MS Outlook and your coding environment. But then, thats all is
needed. I am not sure about these tools (i've used them on a linux box
at home where I am the admin) on windows, but wouldn't they need
administrator rights to actually do port scanning? Just curious.
Run your ssh server on the public IP at port 80. And use it to forwardAgain, you are behind a firewall with NAT. I don't have enough fundas,
all your traffic.
but can you actually get the reverse-lookup right for the public
server to get back correctly? I don't know, so I am trying to
understand.
One last query, would not an existing IDS installation detect port
scanning happening on a certain machine? Would that not put our man in
question? He seems to be using his Official ID to mail the list. This
leaves me with the feeling that he is not entirely aware of what he is
doing. He could meaning only to check his gmail, but then if an IDS
detects his login, they are not going to believe him. are they? By IDS
I am referring to Instrusion Detection Systems. Btw, I am not sure if
they are common in Indian IT space.
Abishek
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