🚀 go-pugleaf

George Marengo wrote:

> On Fri, 17 Dec 1999 06:54:19 GMT, satch@concentric.hormel42.net
> (Satch) wrote:
>
> >[posted and mailed]
> >
> >Allegedly riprock@kscable.com (Riprock)  said on 16 Dec 1999 in
> ><3859D990.A2ECB8E4@kscable.com> the following:
> >
> >>Now you say I'm open to infinite tries... but as long as all ports are
> >>closed they won't get in, correct? Now I do realize that installing and
> >>removing software will change machine configs and may open previously
> >>closed ports so I always check again if I've added/removed software.
> >>
> >>What other ways, besides ports and trojan-types (BO), smtp, nntp, and
> >>all the other things Gibson and HackerWhacker check for, do
> >>hackers/crackers use to infiltrate?
> >
> >In a Unix system I can get a report of all open ports, especially ports
> >listening for connections.  I'm not aware of any tool in the Windows
> >environment for doing this, or anything in the WinSock API that would let
> >me write a tool to do this.
>
> Have you tried Netstat -a ?

or graphically...www.sysinternals.com "TCPView" ...but I think I mentioned
that to you already.



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