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If it's default ports, you can just probe on login and deny it. We do this for a game I've admined for, and it's in the terms of service. Common L2TP, PPTP, etc
by dylz 10y ago
If it's default ports, you can just probe on login and deny it. We do this for a game I've admined for, and it's in the terms of service. Common L2TP, PPTP, etc.
- cmdrfred 10y agoInteresting. So if I put a terms of service discussing it on my blog can I nmap all my visitors?
- swhipple 10y agoScanning the defaults for open proxies with a note in the ToS is not super uncommon with some types of services. I don't recommend sweeping random visitors to your website.
- sah2ed 10y agoSince the OP said: > I help develop a fairly popular webgame. ... unless the web-based game relies on a plugin that can skirt the browser's sandbox, there's no way to probe for active ports.
- wbl 10y agoYou can ask the server to do it for you.