Collaborate Disseminate
I tried to use nmap on my computer and saw that nmap can’t find anything for my local computer IP (even though HTTPS absolutely open).
But when I tried to scan nmap with range of IP’s I saw that the only open ports nmap found was on the d… Continue reading Why nmap shows all ports closed on my computer? [closed]
I made this DDOS/DOS program for fun I wanted to know if it is actually a DDOS/DOS program as in if it actually has an effect on the server/router. I do not intend to use this for malicious purposes!
import socket
import argparse
import o… Continue reading Is This a DDOS Software? [closed]
I heard that Microsoft DS is a port that is commonly used by hackers to hack computers due to its ability to transfer files.
How do they transfer files with Microsoft DS?
Do they need an exploit to let the malware run?
I heard hackers’ top ports to hack computers through are port 80 and port 443. How do they do this though aren’t port 80 and port 443 just for HTTP requests such as GET, POST?
Is blocking outgoing HTTP connections from a home network and only allowing HTTPS
connections reasonable? Will it reduce the chances of a man in the middle attack?
I have quite good hardware in my PC and an optic fiber connection. I opened a CS:GO (Counter Strike Global Offensive) server on it, and made it public. The IP for connecting to this server is my public IP address.
I set a strong password … Continue reading Is it security risk to host CS:GO server on my PC?
At home I have a dual-stack IPv4/IPv6 broadband connection, and I also have a wireless access point. The access point currently bridges all traffic into my LAN, which is not segmented in any way, so all visitors that use my wireless networ… Continue reading Is it a Bad Idea™ to open all IPv6 ports for devices in an isolated guest network?
I have a python script ,which accepts an incoming connection, reads from the byte stream ,hash it (I’m pretty sure the hash function itself can’t be exploited) ,sends the hash key back ,then closes the connection .
Is my server secure (by… Continue reading Is my server safe from remote hackers if I only allow 1 port and 1 service behind it which only hashs incoming bytes stream & send the hash key back? [duplicate]
I have a python script ,which accepts an incoming connection, reads from the byte stream ,hash it (I’m pretty sure the hash function itself can’t be exploited) ,sends the hash key back ,then closes the connection .
Is my server secure (by… Continue reading Is my server safe from remote hackers if I only allow 1 port and 1 service behind it which only hashs incoming bytes stream & send the hash key back? [duplicate]
I have a single port open for my own proxy server. All other ports are closed. Is it safe for my PC? Even if my port will keep getting bombed by hackers could my PC be exposed to them? There is no sensitive information going through my pro… Continue reading Is it safe to have an opened port on my PC with a proxy server listening?