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You can create (non-blocking) sockets in parallel and check their buffer/connection using socket_select();, which is the fastest and most reliable way to handle several sockets in PHP. I'd probably use forks or threads or dispatch parts of the code to run a full portscan within the same time as a single port scan.

I tried the same thing on my shared hosting account and it did not work. I was able to install the PEAR packages necessary for port scan and it seemed to work for internet websites like "yahoo.com" but not for any of the ports I wanted. I ended up setting up a separate Virtual machine with APACHE and PEAR packages installed and now the code works just fine. Here you can try it for yourself:

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A good port scanner is just one of the basic tools anyone who is seriously interested in the internet needs.

The BluesPortScan is, i think, the fastest scanner for 32Bit windows which you can find in the net.

With Blue's Port Scanner application you will be able to scan local 5000 ports in 8sec. If you are using Win9x/ME it's a little bit slower... The new version 5 has now features like Port list-scans, AutoCompletion when entering known, existing host names or ips and a big big list of typical port assignments.

And of course, it's a little bit more stable, especially under Win9x/Me although these OSs are definitively not the operating systems of choice for the using this program.

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With this point type of attack, you can imagine that if you are doing an internal and external pentest, you could do a host discovery and, even more, a port scan of the entire internal network, potentially bypassing firewalls because surely this host is on DMZ.

Red vs. blue competitions are a means to give blue teams a sense of what it is like to be attacked. It is the job of the red team to emulate threat actors that blue team members may encounter in the real world. Red team also has the role and responsibility to challenge blue teams based on their skills but also teach them. This is one of the biggest gaps in all competitions is the transfer of knowledge from red team to blue team. Being a blue teamer for four I have always been thankful for the red team engagements I was apart of and the dedication of the red teamers. But I feel blue teamers never get the amount of time or attention they need from red team members to improve. I hope my blog posts starts a discussions with people starting in security and looking to improve their skills.

NMAP is the most popular tool used for port scanning and enumeration. I will not cover all the NMAP options and modules in this guide because that in itself is a series. I will cover the scans that I use the most when red teaming.

This option will start by initiating(SYN) a connection on each port on a target host. If the port is open the host will answer the request(SYN, ACK). The connection is closed with a reset(RST) sent by the initiator.

Typically, in a red team engagement the red team knows the IP scheme and network services of the team(s) they are attacking. As a competition organizer we want our red team to be successful but not obliterate our blue teams. We want our red teamers to get and gain persistence and give them enough guidance to do their job. I typically start with network scan of all hosts and scan the top 100 ports on each. Second, I start an intensive scan that will scan all hosts on a network, scan all ports on each machine, and service version identification for vulnerability detection.

small correction, the device IDs seem to be allocated dynamically, hence physically putting a device on another USB port will always increase the device ID number on Bus 3. By rebooting I did manage to get:

However, the only ports that are accessible from the outside of the casing are 6 blue ports at the back (and thus USB 3.0/2.0 I presume) and 2 USB-SS labeled ports on the front. Since the PC assembler, for warranty purposes, sealed the casing of my computer (opening it will void the warranty), there is no easy way for me to force hardware-wise a USB 2.0 port.

A port scan is a common technique hackers use to discover open doors or weak points in a network. A port scan attack helps cyber criminals find open ports and figure out whether they are receiving or sending data. It can also reveal whether active security devices like firewalls are being used by an organization.

Businesses can also use the port scanning technique to send packets to specific ports and analyze responses for any potential vulnerability. They can then use tools like IP scanning, network mapper (Nmap), and Netcat to ensure their network and systems are secure.

A port is a point on a computer where information exchange between multiple programs and the internet to devices or other computers takes place. To ensure consistency and simplify programming processes, ports are assigned port numbers. This, in conjunction with an IP address, forms vital information that each internet service provider (ISP) uses to fulfill requests.

Port numbers range from 0 through to 65,536 and are ranked in terms of popularity. Ports numbered 0 to 1,023 are called well-known" ports, which are typically reserved for internet usage but can also have specialized purposes. These ports, which are assigned by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA), are held by leading businesses and Structured Query Language (SQL) services.

Ports are generally managed by the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP), which defines how to establish and maintain a network conversation between applications, and User Datagram Protocol (UDP), which is primarily used for establishing low-latency and loss-tolerating connections between applications. Some of the most popular and most frequently used ports include:

Once the network scan has been scanned and a list of available hosts compiled, port checker or port scanner attack can identify the usage of specific ports. It will typically classify ports as open, closed, or filtered.

Preventing a port scan attack is reliant on having effective, updated threat intelligence that is in line with the evolving threat landscape. Businesses also require strong security software, port scanning tools, and security alerts that monitor ports and prevent malicious actors from reaching their network. Useful tools include IP scanning, Nmap, and Netcat.

If your scan shows no new device as you said in your reply, and the port scans came empty too I would think it could either be a problem with the image installed on the eMMC Flash, a problem with it or worst, the box itself as it might not be booting. Have you tried to connect an HDMI cable to it? Does something show up on the the screen while/after booting?

Thanks again!

While watching the vlog I connected an HDMI cable. A console with a prompt came up on screen. I used root to login. I showed a valid IP address. I verified that with IP Scanners. The device shows a manufactured name of WIBRAIN and a local dns name: homeassistant.local

Using that info I am still unable to connect to the box by manually typing in the IP address or the local dns address. A port scan of that address shows only 4357 and 5355 open. Not 8123.

Such login attempts from the outside world are the result of opening up unRAID on the Internet somehow. There are ways to securely access your server remotely without exposing common ports for direct access.

unRAID has no firewall itself and will depend on whatever protections you have at the router level. You need to make sure you have good firewall protection enabled in the router and that all ports are closed (except those you need to forward for specific purposes). Also make sure the unRAID server IP address has not been placed in the router DMZ, if it has one. A DMZ basically bypasses all firewall and routing rules and lets anything in it be exposed to the outside world.

Port scanning for the obvious admin, root, tech, admin1, ect. The more determined hackers that latch on a port and discover unraid default user name "root" get a present, as in a capture ">unraid very unsecured use of Firefox

Why is this a problem? Only because you know my forums username, you are not able to login. There is one magic thing missing, the password. Lets say you change the username to something else. What happens? The attacker tries a different one. By that you don't stop the attacks. They will happen all the time if you connect a device directly to the internet. They won't even stop if you close all ports. The only difference is, that they are not logged anymore.

There are not "55k" open ports. Unraid is based on Linux and Linux does not have any open ports as long there is no service listening to it. This means the Unraid webserver listens to Port 80, so its open. If you enable SSH, which can be by the way disabled, SSH will listen to port 22. You don't want to use port 22 for SSH? Then change it:

If you close port 22 (ssh) and open port 51820 (wireguard), you finally have exactly the same amount of open ports, but with a different service listening to it. By the way: An open port is not a security breach, its absolutely necessary for networking.

Yes you are correct the necessity for networking, the opening limited port access. Right now I'm not interested in that, in the context that all my ports are open. Yes I have attempted to firewall up and block ports. We are on the same page.

To ascertain his work order procedure as customer service appears not to be willing to give customers access to the router! Yet they can reset it, right? What happens to the SSID for the wireless after a customer service reset of a router? back to what admin admin or admin password? What mitigations have >the blue team< done? Obliviously this router has an external off switch and off that vector of attack goes... e24fc04721