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I noticed some strange behaviour on my firewall WAN interface last night, and then later on my LAN interface as well.
There seems to be traffic to a known tor node 192.99.168.180 on port 123. I block all tor by default on my network, and I… Continue reading Traffic to Tor node NTP port [closed]
I was reading this security advise, which says:
The neovim process binds itself to 127.0.0.1, so malicious actors on your LAN should be unable to interact with either your webextension or your neovim process.
There is a typo there, as &q… Continue reading Malicious actors on LAN
I have a LAN. Is there a way, without installing any agent in each computer, to detect if any computer is accessing the internet without going through the LAN? For instance, via dongle, Wifi hotspot?
Continue reading How can I detect secondary internet connections?
If you want to block NTLM attacks over SMB in Windows 11, here is how you can do that. An administrator can block all the NTLM attacks over Server Message Block with the help of the Local Group Policy Editor and Windows PowerShell. If you are a system … Continue reading Block NTLM attacks over SMB in Windows 11 using GPEDIT or PowerShell
This post will show how to make your Windows computer automatically detect LAN Settings. Configuring LAN settings is essential for ensuring seamless network connectivity. Doing so ensures that your devices effortlessly communicate with the network, opt… Continue reading Automatically detect LAN Settings in Windows 11/10
Suppose a wifi router has strong admin password, updated firmware and no vulnurability then –
Is the router safe from malware infection from android phones connected to it?
Can malware from an infected android phone transmit infection to … Continue reading Malware infection to wifi router from android phone
I scanned my Android phone connected to the WiFi router from within the LAN, using nmap. It returned the following result.
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5353/udp open|filtered zeroconf
Does this mean if a hacker can somehow get into my … Continue reading Nmap scan result "5353/udp open|filtered zeroconf". Can my device be hacked? [migrated]
I couldn’t find anything online so I’m here to ask experts. I’ve nmapped my public ip and I noticed all ports are closed but the 53. In the router’s options upnp is disabled and the NAT rules are empty. Could it be a malware using dns for … Continue reading Port 53 on my home router opened, why?
The number of devices in my home network keeps growing: Apart from my gaming PC and our home office notebooks, we have the kids’ tablets, all our smart phones, a smart TV stick, some WLAN peripherals, etc. The more devices we get, the more… Continue reading Intrusion detection in a small home network
I share a router (Asus RT-AX58U) with my flat mate. Because the rooms are on different floors it is of no use for him to use the wireless network (he doens’t have the password).
He bought his own router, which is now connected via LAN to t… Continue reading Router network seperation when an (unknown) device is connected via LAN?