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totally defenseless -iptables1.25
I have used a portscanner to scn myself both locally and via internet with and without iptables.
it killed my connection with zoneedit.com and it may be flooded the router. What am I saying... ? AND I do not know what happened??? ICMP is ok. portscan is a killer. why???
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you killed your machine starting a portscan on localhost???
if it only was over the network, then you might have been blocked for some minutes because of the scan by your provider ![]() flooding a router is possible... this could not happen on localhost though since data to / from localhost never passes any routers. concerning iptables: what setup did you do? and which kernel version?
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7.2 RH, I used a hacker tools form CD, I portscan myself locally and via internet.
the router is jammed I think. iptables 1.25 Last edited by pentium5 : March 5th, 2002 at 07:38 AM. |
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