[H-GEN] nmap scans

[Johann Kwiatkowski]

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Thanks to the replies, I am now less paranoid about these ports, but am
in the process of learning iptables in order to block them anyway,

cheers

Johann

Patrick Nichols wrote:

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|Johann Kwiatkowski said:
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|>Port       State       Service
|>139/tcp    filtered    netbios-ssn
|>12345/tcp  filtered    NetBus
|>12346/tcp  filtered    NetBus
|>31337/tcp  filtered    Elite
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|The simple solution could be that your ISP is filtering traffic going to
|these ports.  Why not try using your favourite firewall software to block
|all incoming traffic and do another scan.
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|That's my guess anyway.
|

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Johann Kwiatkowski
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