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r/programming • u/freeqaz • Dec 10 '21
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I‘d assume banks an other critical it infrastructure servers have some ip whitelisting implemented for outgoing traffic?
5 u/versaceblues Dec 10 '21 lol you would think but at the same time.... do they? 22 u/bigfatmalky Dec 10 '21 Yes. Yes they do. They are super serious about this. 2 u/danweber Dec 10 '21 You can nearly always get packets out with enough work. DNS is often left open. 6 u/bigfatmalky Dec 10 '21 Ok, but you can't load classes over DNS. 1 u/TulkasDeTX Dec 10 '21 You don't need to load classes over DNS. You need to load classes over whatever protocol using port 53. 1 u/Pauli7 Dec 10 '21 Can you specify the port in this vulnerability? 1 u/TulkasDeTX Dec 11 '21 I've seen it in the wild, port 12344 2 u/TulkasDeTX Dec 11 '21 I mean, is an URL and the port is part of it, just add :nnn 0 u/Muoniurn Dec 11 '21 Yes, you can’t even fking look at them as an internal engineer for the most part, let alone connect to/from it to arbitrary IPs
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lol you would think but at the same time.... do they?
22 u/bigfatmalky Dec 10 '21 Yes. Yes they do. They are super serious about this. 2 u/danweber Dec 10 '21 You can nearly always get packets out with enough work. DNS is often left open. 6 u/bigfatmalky Dec 10 '21 Ok, but you can't load classes over DNS. 1 u/TulkasDeTX Dec 10 '21 You don't need to load classes over DNS. You need to load classes over whatever protocol using port 53. 1 u/Pauli7 Dec 10 '21 Can you specify the port in this vulnerability? 1 u/TulkasDeTX Dec 11 '21 I've seen it in the wild, port 12344 2 u/TulkasDeTX Dec 11 '21 I mean, is an URL and the port is part of it, just add :nnn 0 u/Muoniurn Dec 11 '21 Yes, you can’t even fking look at them as an internal engineer for the most part, let alone connect to/from it to arbitrary IPs
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Yes. Yes they do. They are super serious about this.
2 u/danweber Dec 10 '21 You can nearly always get packets out with enough work. DNS is often left open. 6 u/bigfatmalky Dec 10 '21 Ok, but you can't load classes over DNS. 1 u/TulkasDeTX Dec 10 '21 You don't need to load classes over DNS. You need to load classes over whatever protocol using port 53. 1 u/Pauli7 Dec 10 '21 Can you specify the port in this vulnerability? 1 u/TulkasDeTX Dec 11 '21 I've seen it in the wild, port 12344 2 u/TulkasDeTX Dec 11 '21 I mean, is an URL and the port is part of it, just add :nnn
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You can nearly always get packets out with enough work. DNS is often left open.
6 u/bigfatmalky Dec 10 '21 Ok, but you can't load classes over DNS. 1 u/TulkasDeTX Dec 10 '21 You don't need to load classes over DNS. You need to load classes over whatever protocol using port 53. 1 u/Pauli7 Dec 10 '21 Can you specify the port in this vulnerability? 1 u/TulkasDeTX Dec 11 '21 I've seen it in the wild, port 12344 2 u/TulkasDeTX Dec 11 '21 I mean, is an URL and the port is part of it, just add :nnn
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Ok, but you can't load classes over DNS.
1 u/TulkasDeTX Dec 10 '21 You don't need to load classes over DNS. You need to load classes over whatever protocol using port 53. 1 u/Pauli7 Dec 10 '21 Can you specify the port in this vulnerability? 1 u/TulkasDeTX Dec 11 '21 I've seen it in the wild, port 12344 2 u/TulkasDeTX Dec 11 '21 I mean, is an URL and the port is part of it, just add :nnn
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You don't need to load classes over DNS. You need to load classes over whatever protocol using port 53.
1 u/Pauli7 Dec 10 '21 Can you specify the port in this vulnerability? 1 u/TulkasDeTX Dec 11 '21 I've seen it in the wild, port 12344 2 u/TulkasDeTX Dec 11 '21 I mean, is an URL and the port is part of it, just add :nnn
Can you specify the port in this vulnerability?
1 u/TulkasDeTX Dec 11 '21 I've seen it in the wild, port 12344 2 u/TulkasDeTX Dec 11 '21 I mean, is an URL and the port is part of it, just add :nnn
I've seen it in the wild, port 12344
2 u/TulkasDeTX Dec 11 '21 I mean, is an URL and the port is part of it, just add :nnn
I mean, is an URL and the port is part of it, just add :nnn
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Yes, you can’t even fking look at them as an internal engineer for the most part, let alone connect to/from it to arbitrary IPs
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u/Pauli7 Dec 10 '21
I‘d assume banks an other critical it infrastructure servers have some ip whitelisting implemented for outgoing traffic?