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The port isn't a backdoor program, its the backdoor program that opened the
port.

<me@me> wrote in message news:f36f5s4p73g18c7eqmjc03ujsgaur9ob5j@4ax.com...
> On 14 Dec 1999 19:54:21 -0800, Wally Whacker
> <whacker@whacker1.hackerwhacker.com> wrote:
>
> >
> >If remove "File and Printer sharing" from the services you are safe
> >from file access. But you might have one of hundreds of Trojan Horse
> >Backdoor programs. Run netstat -a and see what ports are
> >"listening". Pay special attention to ports 12345 and 31337. These are
> Define "Listening".  What is the function of ports 12345 and 31337?
> >notorious backdoor programs.
> How can a port be a backdoor program?  Confusing.
> >
> >Yes, here it is again: A scan from http://hackerwhacker.com would give
> >you a very good picture of your vulnerabilities. Netstat will show you
> >your open ports but it won't show the effects your firewall has.
> Don't you require an email affress?  Do you sell them to marketers?
>