Re: Very strange nmap scan results
- From: Juan B <juanbabi@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 21 Sep 2007 10:14:28 -0700 (PDT)
Yes I did.
for example fort 25 and its opened.
Juan
--- Brian Laing <brian@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Also have you tried to telnet into some of these--------------------------------------------------------------------
ports to verify they
are or are not listening?
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On Sep 20, 2007, at 9:22 PM, infos3c@xxxxxxxxx
wrote:
Hi Juan,you getting same
Here you have used TCP connect scan [nmap -sT].Are
list of open ports for Syn scan [nmap -sS] also?then put a sniffer
if you are getting the same ports for Syn scan
to see whether you are receiving SynAck from theIP you are
scanning. If there are no replies coming theproblem is local o
your machine from where you are doing scanning.However if there
are replies (SynAck) coming, then you know someone is responding
to your scanning.being scanned
At the end of this if you conclude that the host
(PIX) is really replying for all these connectionattempts then you
can try "Firewalking" on random ports to passthrough the
firewall.....
Hope this helps
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