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16 Cards in this Set
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0 |
Port 0 is considered invalid and generates a different sreponse from a closed port (commonly used to determine the operating system) |
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7 |
echo (An outdated service that echoes whatever is sent to it) |
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119 |
NNTP (Network News Transfer Protocol) |
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139 |
NetBIOS |
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143 |
IMAP(v4) |
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161 |
SNMP |
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177 |
xdmcp (X Display Managment Control Protocol for remote connections to X servers) |
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443 |
SNMP |
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465 |
SMTP over SSL |
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513 |
rwho (remote login (rlogin)) |
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993 |
IMAP over SSL |
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1024 |
The first port number i the dynamic range of ports. Many applications do not specify a port to use for a network connection, but request the next freely available port, which starts with 1024; this means the first application on your system that requests a dynamic port is assigned port 1024) |
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1080 |
SOCKS |
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1433 |
MSSQL |
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6970 |
RealAudio (Clients recieve incoming audio streams from servers on UDP ports in the range 6970-7170; This is setup by the outgoing control connection on TCP 7070 |
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31337 |
Back Orifice (Typical Trojan listing port) |
