This is a discussion on Port 26895 -- what is this? within the Linux Security forums, part of the System Security and Security Related category; I'm being hit by hundreds of connection attempts per minute by port 26895. The only thing I can think ...
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I'm being hit by hundreds of connection attempts per minute by port
26895. The only thing I can think of is my Win XP machine on the other side of my firewall that's running Warez. My firewall is running iptables and has two interface cards. I've completely shut down the private NIC so Warez (and the entire Win PC for that matter) cannot access the Internet. Unfortunately, out of the box SuSE cheerfully accepts these connection INPUTS and then immediately DROPs them. I've seen no reference to port 26895. Anybody know what this is? |
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Brian Schonecker wrote:
> I'm being hit by hundreds of connection attempts per minute by port > 26895. you're not the only one http://isc.sans.org/port_details.php?port=26895 but i also dunno what this is -- --- http://www.alf.at.tc Austrian Linux Forum |
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Warez P2P server port.
> The only thing I can think of is my Win XP machine on the other side > of my firewall that's running Warez. > > My firewall is running iptables and has two interface cards. I've > completely shut down the private NIC so Warez (and the entire Win PC > for that matter) cannot access the Internet. > > Unfortunately, out of the box SuSE cheerfully accepts these connection > INPUTS and then immediately DROPs them. > > I've seen no reference to port 26895. Anybody know what this is? |