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Re: NMAP Scan of My Company's Internal Network: 666,880 IP addresses in 49 hours
From: cgkanchi <cgkanchi.seclist () gmail com>
Date: Sun, 7 Nov 2004 10:27:29 +0530
What's the point of running the scan against just the 270 ports/services? It might speed it up, but if you get a trojan infection on one of the computers, it'd be pretty much useless since the trojan would probably run on a higher (probably random) port.It's ok if you just want to confirm that your users aren't running any standard servers that they shouldn't be, but it's no substitute for a real, in depth scan and shouldn't give you a false sense of security. Personally, I'd rather run a scan of all TCP ports once a month or once in two months than a restricted scan once a week. Cheers, cgkanchi
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- NMAP Scan of My Company's Internal Network: 666,880 IP addresses in 49 hours Mogren, Jack L. (Nov 05)
- Re: NMAP Scan of My Company's Internal Network: 666, 880 IP addresses in 49 hours Hasnain Atique (Nov 05)
- Re: NMAP Scan of My Company's Internal Network: 666, 880 IP addresses in 49 hours Steffen Furholm / CABO Communications A/S (Nov 08)
- Re: NMAP Scan of My Company's Internal Network: 666,880 IP addresses in 49 hours cgkanchi (Nov 08)
- RE: NMAP Scan of My Company's Internal Network: 666,880 IP addresses in 49 hours Shaineel Singh (Nov 09)
- Re: NMAP Scan of My Company's Internal Network: 666, 880 IP addresses in 49 hours Hasnain Atique (Nov 05)