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> Anyone know of a perl script that can determine if a website
> is actually
> behind a firewall?
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> thanks!
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hmmm
we'llyou can't tell anything from port 80 (http) coz (by the sounds of
things) the firewall is configured to let that traffic thru (probably).
now, you could sniff to see what other connections you can make (21 etc)
but, if you make a connection or get some sorta reading back on a p
> [..]
> > The firewall type/configuration may vary enough that
> > any script you devise wouldn't be perfect. I suggest
> > you try portscanning your website from a remote
> > location, as firewalls are typically more lenient for
> > outgoing traffic.
>
> actually let us not and say that we did
On Wednesday, April 17, 2002, at 03:15 , Jonathan E. Paton wrote:
[..]
> The firewall type/configuration may vary enough that
> any script you devise wouldn't be perfect. I suggest
> you try portscanning your website from a remote
> location, as firewalls are typically more lenient for
> outgoin
> Anyone know of a perl script that can determine if
> a website is actually behind a firewall?
>From which side? There are plenty of scripts for
testing for vunabilities, used by script kiddies
for cracking (wrongly called hackers by the media).
The firewall type/configuration may vary enoug
