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08-14-2003, 06:03 PM
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Re: Stealth vs. Blocked
Jess wrote:
> hmm... a blocked port is not necessarily stealthed, but a stealthed > port is almost certainly always blocked. A stealth port drops every single packet which it receives and does not send a packet which normally would let a client know there is no service available. It is logical to assume a client will not be able to connect to a service even if it where running, since the service will not be able to receive any packages. -- "Wisdom lies not in obtaining knowledge, but in using it in the right way" - kroesjnov http://www.securitydatabase.net http://www.mostly-harmless.nl http://www.outerbrains.nl email: rnet (remove inter to reply) UIN: 85685870 MSN: kroesjnov |
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