Security Incidents mailing list archives

Re: Port 27960

From: steve () KRO DHS ORG (steve balla)
Date: Tue, 28 Mar 2000 19:16:44 -0500


Actually, *that* is incorrect.
If the client cannot authorize itself with satan.idsoftware.com, you
cannot participate in any multiplayer games over the internet.  You
can however still play the single player.  I believe that id software
allows multiplayer gaming within the private ip address blocks
(10.*.*.*, 172.16.0.0-172.31.255.255, 192.168.*.*)

On Sat, 25 Mar 2000, you wrote:

That is incorrect, If you do block satan.idsoftware.com, you do not stop
the game from being played, but rather let people play on that server
without validating the key.

Sean


--
steve

Current thread:

Port 6112, (continued)
- - - Port 6112 Stuart Staniford-Chen (Mar 17)
    - Re: Port 6112 Robert Graham (Mar 20)
    - Re: Port 6112 Stuart Staniford-Chen (Mar 20)
    - nbname scans Rick Tortorella (Mar 20)
    - Port 27960 Stuart Staniford-Chen (Mar 17)
    - Re: Port 27960 steve balla (Mar 20)
    - Re: Port 27960 Odd Arne Beck (Mar 20)
    - Re: Port 27960 David Groves (Mar 21)
    - Re: Port 27960 Sean Birkholz (Mar 25)
    - Followup Analysis of a Shaft DDoS Node and Master Richard Wash (Mar 28)
    - Re: Port 27960 steve balla (Mar 28)
    - Re: Port 27960 TJ Jablonowski (Mar 28)
    - Re: Munged Napster Sessions simond () IRRELEVANT ORG (Mar 17)
    - Re: Munged Napster Sessions Stuart Staniford-Chen (Mar 20)
    - Re: Munged Napster Sessions Murray, Mike (Mar 20)