Re: Wierd non-http port 80 daemon?

[Dani Wuck <wuck () chello nl>]

Hello Brien,

Brien Dieterle wrote:

> > From Nmap:
> "Once the TCP connection is made, Nmap just listens for roughly 5 seconds."
>
> Would it be worthwhile for some to (try to) hide a naughty service by faking
> some other service for the first 5 seconds?

I do not understand your question completely.
At first, I did not use the -sV option and also, I guessed that nmap said the port was HTTP because it merely knew it was on port 
80. Further investigation confirmed the HTTP protocol, used by Kazaa Lite.
Do you mean that it could not have been a naughty service, according to the nmap -sV results? That I could've seen that in the 
first place?

regards,

 - wuck

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