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hey, didn't pay attention to which version of nmap you were using, but you can skip the netcat step by nmap -PN -p22 -A TARGET_IP
(the -PN, previously known as -P0, is "don't send ping probes to target(s)" is useful in case the target has ICMP traffic firewalled off. it does a service discovery (which is fingerprinted by the -A option, which is why netcat wouldn't be needed) on the host and target port(s) without assuming it's up/down based on ping response...)
"unhackable" is quite a strong call to make. While the server will boot you off after a certain number of attempts, the attacker can still simply reconnect and try again - such measures only slow an attacker down.
If you really want to prevent brute forcing, use a firewall that features blacklisting after a certain number of connection attempts. OpenBSD's pf is ideal for this and there are guides on how to perform this kind of blacklisting - jfgi.
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MrTcoolt 10 months ago
websites poo, i might hack it when ive got nothing to do!
AdamSimpsonMusic 7 months ago
@AdamSimpsonMusic Hack It if u can!
MrTcoolt 7 months ago
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MrTcoolt 10 months ago
hey, didn't pay attention to which version of nmap you were using, but you can skip the netcat step by nmap -PN -p22 -A TARGET_IP
(the -PN, previously known as -P0, is "don't send ping probes to target(s)" is useful in case the target has ICMP traffic firewalled off. it does a service discovery (which is fingerprinted by the -A option, which is why netcat wouldn't be needed) on the host and target port(s) without assuming it's up/down based on ping response...)
krazednconfused 11 months ago
...just be forewarned this greatly increases mapping time, especially if you're doing a /24 or bigger block. :)
krazednconfused 11 months ago
lol, not very persistant are we? Well I tried twice, it can't be done. Time to go home. HAHA
1strunk1 1 year ago
zmarnowałeś 4 minuty mojego życia
strzelec52 1 year ago
Unhackable? No, you just didn't guess the damn password. Not unhackable, just idiot proof.
CHVNX 1 year ago
"unhackable" is quite a strong call to make. While the server will boot you off after a certain number of attempts, the attacker can still simply reconnect and try again - such measures only slow an attacker down.
If you really want to prevent brute forcing, use a firewall that features blacklisting after a certain number of connection attempts. OpenBSD's pf is ideal for this and there are guides on how to perform this kind of blacklisting - jfgi.
frank1985au 2 years ago
what is nc command ?
jianuovidiu 2 years ago