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Actually, ideally you wouldn't even see a 404 page. Your web browser should just time out when attempting to find the url. If you are seeing a 404 page, that m
by t0mbstone 6y ago
Actually, ideally you wouldn't even see a 404 page. Your web browser should just time out when attempting to find the url.
If you are seeing a 404 page, that means that a web browser is listening on port 80 and received the request and is responding with a 404 page. That's not a good thing!
- MaxBarraclough 6y agoIt's referring to what happens if you go to https://me.shodan.io/ https://me.shodan.io/
- merlinscholz 6y agoThat's not how it works. It requests the last port scan results for your IP from shodan's servers.
- everfree 6y agoYour browser isn't connecting to your own IP, it's connecting to a shodan.io server which looks up your IP in their own database. Of course Shodan's web servers are always listening on port 80, just like with all websites.