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August 16th, 2003, 09:59 AM
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Question on port protection.
I am attempting to write a basic Honey Pot type app, and have a question about port access/control.
I have searched the WWW and found allot of info about how a Honey Pot works and the general concept, but I am trying to understand the use of port redirection? Does anyone know of a good VB site with info/examples of this type of coding?
Can or how would I open a port that seems vulnerable, but yet not leave myself open to attack? I have also seen where you can fake a UNIX/Linux and other OS's, can this be done in VB, and how does it work? Any good sources would be greatly appreciated.
For example: If I wanted to go to a IRC server and look vulnerable to IRC attackers, but protect myself from the attacks, how could this be done?
Sorry for all the questions, but I am very interested in writing my own software to run a Honey Pot.
Thanks!
Last edited by Detector; August 18th, 2003 at 06:03 AM.
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