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`nmap` was so much fun when I first played with it back in 2004 or so as a 17 year old. I remember reading my own IP address, then wondering "I wonder what the
by mabbo 4y ago
`nmap` was so much fun when I first played with it back in 2004 or so as a 17 year old.
I remember reading my own IP address, then wondering "I wonder what the neighbours are like?". So I scanned a range of similar IPs. One of them had port 80 accepting connections. "A website? Hosted on Bell internet?" I opened up my browser and went to that IP directly.
"Tim Hortons 2402 - Camera Control". It required a password (which I never guessed, sadly).
These kinds of weird adventures were a lot of fun.