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- martin
Re: port knocking for security/firewall access
This issue has been added to tracker.
- martin
any news on this?
Nothing new yet.
Is it planned to be implemented, or would it be possible to implement it as a plugin/script/addon/etc?
No it wouldn't.
- zoltan
any news on this?
Is it planned to be implemented, or would it be possible to implement it as a plugin/script/addon/etc?
Is it planned to be implemented, or would it be possible to implement it as a plugin/script/addon/etc?
- martin
Re: port knocking for security/firewall access
Added to TODO list :-)
- ahz
port knocking for security/firewall access
I'd like to find a way for people at our office to access our Linux file server from home using their Windows computers.
Please implement and integrate a GUI for port knocking. PK adds a simple but effective layer of security.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_knocking
I imagine the PK GUI to be able to use/add/edit/delete a list of port knocking "sequences." Each sequence has one title, one host name, and then an arbitrarily-long, ordered list of port numbers and protocols (TCP or UDP). So, a sequence might be:
Title: The office LAN
Hostname: office.example.com
#1: UDP 12898
#2: TCP 62181
#3: TCP 9999
You could also design the UI for the sequence as a string...e.g.
udp:12898 tcp:62181 tcp:9999
Several applications have integrated port knocking clients. For example, Enhanced TightVNC has it, and it will also be in an upcoming AlmostVPN (for Mac).
Please implement and integrate a GUI for port knocking. PK adds a simple but effective layer of security.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_knocking
I imagine the PK GUI to be able to use/add/edit/delete a list of port knocking "sequences." Each sequence has one title, one host name, and then an arbitrarily-long, ordered list of port numbers and protocols (TCP or UDP). So, a sequence might be:
Title: The office LAN
Hostname: office.example.com
#1: UDP 12898
#2: TCP 62181
#3: TCP 9999
You could also design the UI for the sequence as a string...e.g.
udp:12898 tcp:62181 tcp:9999
Several applications have integrated port knocking clients. For example, Enhanced TightVNC has it, and it will also be in an upcoming AlmostVPN (for Mac).