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I’m on Ubuntu 20.04 and upon performing an nmap scan I see that port 1723/tcp is "closed" and not "filtered." My router is not allowing any outgoing or incoming connections on this port, it also has PPTP pass-through se… Continue reading PPTP port closed not filtered on nmap scan of public gateway ip [closed]
I noticed suddenly something weird on my PC. I am currently in Italy, Google all of a sudden is displayed in Arabic, and my IP is from an ISP in Czech Republic, and it is obviously different from the Italian ISP I am connected to.
In my ph… Continue reading my ip address comes out from a different ISP/Country
I’m on an Ubuntu 20.04 machine and I’m wondering why this doesn’t work:
If I set my UFW firewall rules to:
ALLOW OUT TO {GATEWAY-IP} port 80 proto tcp from {MY-MACHINE}
ALLOW OUT TO {GATEWAY-IP} port 443 proto tcp from {MY-MACHINE}
ALLOW O… Continue reading How packets are sent from local machine, to the router, and the internet [closed]
I am monitoring my network interface and noticed that I can reproduce a behavior where some cryptic DNS packets are being sent out as well as TCP sometimes, without me opening any browser or application for that matter.
My wireless router admin page does not include https option.
It is always served over http. This is obviously a concern in case someone is sniffing the network and can read my password in plain text.
The admin page is web-b… Continue reading Router administration page is served over HTTP
I suspect that my Google pixel (Android 9) phone has some sort of a spyware installed. There are no obvious symptoms like overheating, extreme data usage, or battery draining at an unusual rate. But I have very good reason to… Continue reading Would sniffing all network traffic from android device to check for spyware be a viable solution
Just installed a new server and I noticed that despite the scan is giving the correct results, the vulnerabilities names are not displayed. They are replaced by the OID associated. However by clicking on the details, the righ… Continue reading OpenVAS displaying OID instead of vulnerabilities names [on hold]