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Port identification methodology
From: "Erik Norman" <erik.norman () ccnox com>
Date: Mon, 2 Jul 2001 12:13:35 +0200
Hi all,
I have a question regarding methodology while performing a
PT. It concerns identifying programs/services.
Imagine a full nmap scan has been performed. A handfull
of open ports was found on a particular server. The
usual 25, 53, 80 etc are identified, but one or two ports
stand out from the crowd. Looking in various 'common ports'
files does not provide a hint what the port is used for.
Connecting with telnet yields no text, and a tcpdump
dump does not provide any text (in clear anyway).
Now what!???
How should one approach this?
/Erik
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