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What happens if I disable UPnP on my router? Is there any malware that exploits UPnP? What ports are used in UPnP? Which Internet Gateway. In this Null Byte, we're going to take a hack at our own wireless routers to see just how secure they really are. We'll be using Arch Linux and THC Hydra, a brute-forcing tool. Windows users, you can follow along if you use Cygwin.

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Parameter Description Target This is the target to scan for open UDP ports. Can be specified as hostname, IP address or IP range Ports to scan - Common This option tells Nmap to scan only the top 100 most common TCP ports (Nmap -F). This is the default scan option. Ports to scan - Range You can specify a range of ports to be scanned. Valid ports are between 1 and 65535.

Because of the way UDP protocol works, scanning is pretty slow so if you specify a large range of ports, the scan can take up to several hours. Ports to scan - List You can specify a comma separated list of ports to be scanned Detect service version In this case Nmap will try to detect the version of the service that is running on each open port. In case of UDP, this is possible only by sending UDP requests that can be understood by the tested service, otherwise the service will not answer at all Detect operating system If enabled, Nmap will try to determine the type and version of the operating system that runs on the target host.

The result is not always 100% accurate, depending on the way the target responds to probe requests Don't ping host If enabled, Nmap will no longer do host discovery before scanning (which is the default behavior). This option is useful when the target host does not respond to ICMP requests but it is actually up and it has open ports. The tool is a web interface for, which is called with the proper parameters in order to provide speed and accuracy. Behind the curtains, Nmap sends UDP packets to each port specified in the parameters.

If the target responds with 'ICMP port unreachable', Nmap can be sure that the port is closed. Otherwise (no response received), the scanner cannot know if the port is open, firewalled or if the packet was lost on the way.

In this case, Nmap will show you the status open filtered for that port. In order to make sure that a certain port marked as open filtered is really open, you should enable the detection of service version. Since this operation is really slow, you should do it in a second scan, only for the ports that were reported as open filtered in the initial simple scan.

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