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This post, and other recent ones like it, indicate to me the importance of running a port scan and making sure no management abilities are exposed over the WAN
by camkego 13y ago
This post, and other recent ones like it, indicate to me the importance of running a port scan and making sure no management abilities are exposed over the WAN side of these devices.
Any suggestions on good, fast online port scanners?
- hughesey 13y agoThere's one at http://viewdns.info/ http://viewdns.info/ if you're only after common ports.
- rogerbinns 13y agoIn addition to management, a bunch of these can serve up files to the WAN side. On Netgear devices it is in a USB storage section. I do scans from cellular devices (Fing on Android and iOS, is passable for popular ports) and my laptop (nmap) when out and about.
- diminoten 13y agoA port scan won't pick this up, if you're coming in from the Internet. This is still behind the firewall, and even if it did pick up that, on your internal network, your router had an open port, that'd not be new information, as all routers have a web configuration interface.
- nwh 13y agohttp://portscan.me/ http://portscan.me/ will execute an nmap scan on the request address and print it back. Even works fine with curl.