Re: Can IPTABLES stop port scans by NMAP?
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Date: 03/22/05
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Date: 22 Mar 2005 05:10:45 -0800
RockLinux wrote:
> sylo@perknet.net wrote:
> > Can you configure IPTABLES on Fedora to stop port scans that are
> > performed with nmap?
> >
> > If the answer is yes how to you do this?
> >
> > Also can you return bogus data to an nmap scan? If the answer is
yes
> > how do you do this?
> >
> > thanks for an answer(s)
Surely it can, with that fancy -m limit thing... Yep, you can make your
computer to return bogus data to *any* scanner in the big bad world
which is scanning your machine... Iīve seen machines with 65536 ports
open.. ;). I donīt know how *exactly* they did it (what soft/options),
but i can tell you the theory that stands in the background. So.. when
someone(A) wants to communicate with (B) it sends : (A) -syn-> (B) and
when (B) recieves that syn packet, it sends back a reply (B) -ack->
(A), then (A) -syn+ack-> (B) and the link is up :). Scanners don īt
reply back (nmap -sS) that syn+ack thing, But more interesting is the
second part: If (A) recieves ack from (B), then scanner deduces scanned
port on (B) for open, so it says it is open. I have to go now, sorry i
canīt give more info... hope this helps :)
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