Full Version: What Service Runns On Port 4000
I want to know what service runns on port 4000. Anyone know?
any
yes nothing special...
heres what i found with google
terabase 4000/tcp Terabase
terabase 4000/udp Terabase
# Thor Olson <Thor@terabase.com>
####### Potential Conflict of ports ################################
####### PORT 4000 also used by ICQ <www.icq.com> ###################
greetz
heres what i found with google
terabase 4000/tcp Terabase
terabase 4000/udp Terabase
# Thor Olson <Thor@terabase.com>
####### Potential Conflict of ports ################################
####### PORT 4000 also used by ICQ <www.icq.com> ###################
greetz
p4000 it is ra (Remote-Anything)
Reference Manual: http://www.remote-anything.com/en/downloads.htm
FAQ: http://www.remote-anything.com/en/faq.htm
Reference Manual: http://www.remote-anything.com/en/downloads.htm
FAQ: http://www.remote-anything.com/en/faq.htm
yes, by default Remote-Anything uses port 4000
it uses 5 ports to connect and control the other pc.
i have always thought about using this program to remote control victim PC, if u could be sure that noone was infront of it while your controlling it.
becouse basically all u have to do it - upload the "slave" function to victim PC, execute the slave file remotely - then connect to it with the "master".
seems very easy (aslong as these 5 porst are open on victim PC), u can even disable the tray and log function before u upload the "slave" to victim..
if anyone tried this way, or know anything more about it - plzz let me know
it uses 5 ports to connect and control the other pc.
i have always thought about using this program to remote control victim PC, if u could be sure that noone was infront of it while your controlling it.
becouse basically all u have to do it - upload the "slave" function to victim PC, execute the slave file remotely - then connect to it with the "master".
seems very easy (aslong as these 5 porst are open on victim PC), u can even disable the tray and log function before u upload the "slave" to victim..
if anyone tried this way, or know anything more about it - plzz let me know
| QUOTE |
| See this post: http://www.governmentsecurity.org/forum/in...?showtopic=1891 |
yes jead99, that topic is about exploiting the remote-anything when someone uses it.
I'm talking about using it to begin with.
Upload the "slave" for remote-anything and gaining access the to victim computer that way..
not even sure it's possible though, but it sound easy
Yeah sure its easy, but you have to have a way to get the file there, and execute the file. Once thats done though, its simple.
| QUOTE (pe0n @ Jan 20 2004, 05:43 AM) |
| seems very easy (aslong as these 5 porst are open on victim PC), u can even disable the tray and log function before u upload the "slave" to victim.. if anyone tried this way, or know anything more about it - plzz let me know |
Remote anything doesn't require 5 connections to remotely administer a another PC. It usually uses port 4000 for authentication and screen capture/update data, and port 3999 for file transfers. I havn't known remote anything to use more than 2 ports at once. Correct me if I'm wrong.
You can also change the settings of the Remote Anything server by installing it on your own computer and compiling a custom slave from the options of the systray icon. Cool huh
Remote computer firewalled? Easy. Scan it for open ports, shut down a service that listens on an open port, customise your R'Anything server to listen on that port and bob's your uncle. Ownage.
not icq
its qq(chinese icq)it works on 4000
its qq(chinese icq)it works on 4000
Remote Anywhere is scanned because the shareware version has a default trial login/pass. Install RA client and you can connect to all RA shareware servers.
Scan for P4000 and run the results trough a banner scan to filter out RA's.
This info is old though.... Woudn't spend too much time on it.
Scan for P4000 and run the results trough a banner scan to filter out RA's.
This info is old though.... Woudn't spend too much time on it.
I dont know open ports 831, 1720, 553, ? this system win2000
help me..
help me..
Public Information Retrieval Protocol (PIRP) - PORT: 553
???? - PORT: 831
Netmeeting? - PORT: 1720
Google 4 more info.
???? - PORT: 831
Netmeeting? - PORT: 1720
Google 4 more info.
Sorry,
i´ve forgotten some links of portlists:
http://www.iana.org/assignments/port-numbers
http://lists.gpick.com/portlist/portlist.htm
Bye sysadmin
i´ve forgotten some links of portlists:
http://www.iana.org/assignments/port-numbers
http://lists.gpick.com/portlist/portlist.htm
Bye sysadmin
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