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Re: quake3 opportunistic portrule
From: Toni Ruottu <toni.ruottu () iki fi>
Date: Sat, 1 Jan 2011 13:34:49 +0200
The previous port popularity had dupes in it. I wrote the code for dropping duplicates today, and made another scan with the new code. Here are the results: 14445: 215 14701: 37 14957: 27 15725: 13 15213: 13 17005: 9 15469: 9 34665: 7 19565: 6 17517: 6 15981: 6 17261: 5 16237: 5 17773: 4 56425: 3 42090: 3 36965: 3 30825: 3 18029: 3 16749: 3 16490: 3 12405: 3 53360: 2 50538: 2 33385: 2 24685: 2 18541: 2 18285: 2 16493: 2 14451: 2 8305: 2 2155: 2 64620: 1 62060: 1 61525: 1 61214: 1 59497: 1 59362: 1 59094: 1 58985: 1 58217: 1 56813: 1 56462: 1 55410: 1 54726: 1 54380: 1 53702: 1 53589: 1 53475: 1 53355: 1 53078: 1 52855: 1 52821: 1 52422: 1 51824: 1 51568: 1 51312: 1 51285: 1 50886: 1 50374: 1 49635: 1 49245: 1 49183: 1 49008: 1 48838: 1 48752: 1 47240: 1 46945: 1 46927: 1 45134: 1 43630: 1 43105: 1 42224: 1 40805: 1 39790: 1 39020: 1 37748: 1 35689: 1 35552: 1 35177: 1 33645: 1 33387: 1 33294: 1 33252: 1 33131: 1 32617: 1 32198: 1 31541: 1 31081: 1 29936: 1 29680: 1 27755: 1 27002: 1 26737: 1 26589: 1 26480: 1 26411: 1 25965: 1 24862: 1 24635: 1 24429: 1 23405: 1 22637: 1 22474: 1 22243: 1 21907: 1 20845: 1 20585: 1 19821: 1 19666: 1 19569: 1 19433: 1 18797: 1 18545: 1 18510: 1 18493: 1 16415: 1 14738: 1 14597: 1 14207: 1 13698: 1 13420: 1 13165: 1 12784: 1 12672: 1 12141: 1 12102: 1 11885: 1 9325: 1 8053: 1 7797: 1 7285: 1 5537: 1 4716: 1 4688: 1 4213: 1 3686: 1 3180: 1 1220: 1 555: 1 4: 1 0: 1 On Fri, Dec 31, 2010 at 11:18 AM, Toni Ruottu <toni.ruottu () iki fi> wrote:
On another thread, I was discussing precise scanning of publicly advertised quake3 servers. The other part of the story involves detecting and scanning quake3 servers upon stumbling on an open port during a regular port scan. It seems there is no ultimate default port for running a quake3 server. However, some ports are more common, presumably some of them are default configurations of some server software. Below are some statistics I gathered today regarding the amount of servers using a specific port number. Now the open question is, which port numbers should I include in the port rule? The options might include 1) all of the ports 2) anything used more than once 3) anything used more than, say 10 times 4) top-3 5) only 14445 6) none what do you think?, --Toni
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