nmap -p 443 site.com nmap -p 21,22,2222,80,443 site.com nmap -p 50-100 site.com nmap is a very versatile tool for analyzing remote hosts. Given the above examples, nmap will return the scanned ports’ status as open, closed, filtered, and so on.
lsof -Pnl +M -i4 lsof -Pnl +M -i6 or netstat -tulpn netstat -npl There are obviously a number of ways to accomplish this, but these variations will cover a lot of ground. You can also combine this with grep to filter out things you don’t …
mtr –report –report-cycles 20 www.instagram.com > ignetrpt.txt The above should be entered on one line. Using MTR this way makes it easy to simply send a trace report via e-mail. It can also be used in an automated way to generate a report e-mail when …
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The list of things to do to harden a WordPress site with Apache is long, but some things that could be done include: FileETag None <Files wp-config.php> Require all denied </Files> <Files xmlrpc.php> Require all denied </Files> <LocationMatch “/wp-content/uploads/.*(?i)\.php$”> Require all denied </LocationMatch>
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Because I have a lot of virtual machines, laptops, work environments, and so on, I never seem to find the time to setup SMTP authentication everywhere. I typically use Linux for everything except hardcore gaming, so it’s only natural that I have some sort of …
Overwriting “unused space” on Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 10 is quite simple. Open a “Command Prompt” window, and type: cipher /w:DD Where “DD” is your drive without a suffix, e.g. cipher /w:C to wipe unused space on drive C. Why is this useful? …
Running a PHP script from the command-line, or CLI, is quite useful at times and is often used to perform some automated task, like a CRON cleanup script, to send out reminders, etc. It’s common that these CLI scripts need some, but possibly not all, …