detecting transmissions over one's internet connection...

mbpark · 04-01-2004, 10:58 AM

These three tools are your friends.

Nmap runs on Win32, and can tell you what ports you have open.

Fport, another free tools, tells you open ports, and what apps have them open.

Kerio Personal Firewall is a Deny By Default firewall which takes MD5 signatures of the files used to make outgoing connections, and uses that to determine whether to allow changed versions to run or not.

Fport is the best of the 3 for seeing what you have running and opening ports on you.

Mitch

04-01-2004, 10:58 AM	#7
mbpark Lecturer Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Carmel, Indiana Posts: 761	nmap, fport, and Kerio Personal Firewall These three tools are your friends. Nmap runs on Win32, and can tell you what ports you have open. Fport, another free tools, tells you open ports, and what apps have them open. Kerio Personal Firewall is a Deny By Default firewall which takes MD5 signatures of the files used to make outgoing connections, and uses that to determine whether to allow changed versions to run or not. Fport is the best of the 3 for seeing what you have running and opening ports on you. Mitch

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