rbt wrote:
> I don't fully understand sockets, I just know enough to be dangerous.
> The below is not detected by nmap, but is affected by iptables or ipsec.
> Can anyone explain why that is?
>
> s = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
> s.bind((ip_param, port_param))
>
millerch wrote:
> Are you explicitly referencing the port for nmap, or is it a general
> port scan?
>
> The version of nmap I run only checks common ports unless a port range
> is specified.
I did not know that. It works as expected now. Thanks!
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Are you explicitly referencing the port for nmap, or is it a general
port scan?
The version of nmap I run only checks common ports unless a port range
is specified.
rbt wrote:
> I don't fully understand sockets, I just know enough to be dangerous.
> The below is not detected by nmap, but is af
I don't fully understand sockets, I just know enough to be dangerous.
The below is not detected by nmap, but is affected by iptables or ipsec.
Can anyone explain why that is?
s = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
s.bind((ip_param, port_param))
while 1:
s.l
