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96.227.81.153 (7)216.239.32.174 (9)
77.90.185.235 (1)185.243.5.246 (8)
77.90.185.52 (1)5.75.228.172 (6)
195.140.214.22 (1)85.217.140.37 (4)
79.124.58.134 (1)79.124.56.146 (2)
176.65.148.37 (1)185.243.5.22 (2)
37.10.113.210 (1)216.39.242.74 (1)
85.217.140.52 (1)14.169.75.170 (1)
192.155.84.147 (1)167.94.146.38 (1)
195.140.214.21 (1)66.132.195.29 (1)
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cathy crane 2009-10-04 18:45:22
I just installed Fedora Core 5 and ran nmap about an hour after putting the box on the internet. 39608/tcp state: open service: unknown. netstat -ap shows this to be 1533/rpc.statd. according to http://fedoranews.org/mediawiki/index.php/Which_Services_Can_I_Disable%3F#rpcgssd.2Frpcidmapd.2Frpcsvcgssd these can be turned off if not using NFS. chkconfig --list | grep rpc will show you what these services do at various run levels. chkconfig --level 35 <servicename> off will turn that service off for run levels 3 & 5. That got rid of the 39608 issue for me. I also stopped nfslock & netfs services. I didn't find any "new" exploits for this service, but the activity on the port and the history of exploits on this service makes me paranoid.
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