Sounds to me like bullshit, because that definately isn't true. However if you want to check your ports you can either download fport from www.foundstone.com or use netstat -aon and then view PID under task manager and compare the PID between the two to see what ports are open and what applications are opening them. Although just because they are open doesn't mean they can be see by people on the otherside of your firewall. The results of the portscan will be useful..Quote:
Originally posted here by u2petre
he also mentioned that a firewall always let some ports stay open.... so i think he's using one of them..?
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