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« on: February 04, 2007, 11:18:39 PM »

Hi again,

Thanks for the reply to my last question.  I have been giving Comodo a testing with various sites that perform leak tests etc.  So far so good.  I recently did a port scan via http://www.pcflank.com/exploits.htm

Although the scan showed most ports as 'stealthed', ports 135, 139, 1080, 3128 showed as only closed. "Closed" (non-stealthed) - means that this port is closed, but your computer is visible to others on the Internet that can be potentially dangerous.

The result of the scan is reproduced below.  Comodo was set to 'custom' settings. Should I be concerned of is there a way that these ports can be stealthed with comodo that I missed?.



    Port:         Status      Service         Description
     21         stealthed   FTP File Transfer Protocol is used to transfer files between computers
     23         stealthed  TELNET           Telnet is used to remotely create a shell (dos prompt)
     80         stealthed           HTTP           HTTP web services publish web pages
     137         stealthed           NETBIOS Name Service           NetBios is used to share files through your Network Neighborhood
     138         stealthed           NETBIOS Datagram Service           NetBios is used to share files through your Network Neighborhood
     1243         stealthed           SubSeven           SubSeven is one of the most widespread trojans
     12345         stealthed           NetBus           NetBus is one of the most widespread trojans
     12348         stealthed           BioNet           BioNet is one of the most widespread trojan
     27374         stealthed           SubSeven           SubSeven is one of the most widespread trojans
     31337         stealthed           Back Orifice           Back Orifice is one of the most widespread trojans
     135         closed           RPC           Remote Procedure Call (RPC) is used in client/server applications based on MS Windows operating systems
     139         closed           NETBIOS Session Service           NetBios is used to share files through your Network Neighborhood
     1080         closed           SOCKS PROXY           Socks Proxy is an internet proxy service
     3128         closed           Masters Paradise and RingZero           Trojan horses



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« Reply #1 on: February 05, 2007, 03:56:32 AM »

Stealthed:

I try to contact port 135 on a computer, the stealthed port will drop the packet because of the firewall.

Closed:

I try to contact port 135 on a computer, the packet is dropped because no application is listening on that port and a response of "host unreachable"

on the hackers side they will see only one difference, a stealthed port will give no response as a closed port will give a "Host unreachable" response or something like that (Response depends on whether we are using ICMP or TCP/UDP connections,):

http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,17079148~days=9999

You are not vulnerable as long as you have closed or stealthed ports.
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« Reply #2 on: February 06, 2007, 02:27:42 AM »

Thanks Rotty. Question answered.

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