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i have every port on my system blocked except ssh and http and https, BUT all my other ports still come up when i run a port scan remotely, is there anyway to "hide" them completly so they dont even show up in a port scan? except for ssh http and https those are of course fine.
Fancypiper, a request if I may, would you be able to give a more verbose reply instead of just posting links?
If you want to talk about this you're invited to email me.
TIA.
Fancypiper, a request if I may, would you be able to give a more verbose reply instead of just posting links?
If you want to talk about this you're invited to email me.
TIA.
thanks, btw i found his post easily understandable, however i can see why you would rather him had at least wrote, check out this app. or something like that..
Thanks again, sorry for not just checking the sticky in the first place, im still a bit of a to this site
a couple of thigns... make the command DROP instead of DENY
also you have a few other ways of people "dicovering you" eg pings
so make sure you stop external pings
well i went ahead and installed it.. BUT it still isnt doing anything...
im running it in advanced tcp and udp mode, but i can still see the ports using my port scanner.. is there a special setting i need to set so it attaches itself to the firewall or anything like that?
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