IP addresses
What could, damage wise, happen if someone got a hold of my IP and how could i prevent it from happening. I know that you can trace Email and get the IP through gMail, no spoiler so shut up for tracing1, and get it threw bit torrent, not gonna explain, if they used the steps like the ones given above what could they do? I'm kinda a noob who needs guidance. I'm not trying to be LEET Haxxor okay.
First off, when you receive an email, the IP that it shows isn't the IP of the sender, it's the IP of the SMTP server that the mail went through.
With your IP, a person could find your general location (country) and hostname, and your ISP. That's about it unless you've got some vulnerable ftp ports open or something.
l3m0np13 wrote: haha f16 what are you noping about He's not noping… He's NOPing to make sure an effective post after his lands in the community's memory space.
Apophis wrote: With your IP, a person could find your general location (country) and hostname, and your ISP. That's about it unless you've got some vulnerable ftp ports open or something. The hardware that faces the Net is a target from traffic that it accepts. The question is not how to access the computer, but how to exploit the hardware in between to exploit the computer.
l3m0np13 wrote: being puttied… steal your ip and spoof theirs with yours… when the look into the logs it'll show that you did all of it…
haha You're just awful at being useful, aren't you?
OP: If you have a router, explore its interface and configure the logging. Then, see what types of traffic come to its external network interface. Also, read up on exploits or technical analysis of your particular model. Try studying how your hardware handles traffic of different types, as that is what would happen should you be targeted.
If you don't have a router, get one.
Apophis wrote: First off, when you receive an email, the IP that it shows isn't the IP of the sender, it's the IP of the SMTP server that the mail went through.
With your IP, a person could find your general location (country) and hostname, and your ISP. That's about it unless you've got some vulnerable ftp ports open or something.
when you show the original message? on gMail? well… then how would you besides the torrent one?
Basically dude, no matter what your ip is stored to every single site, online program, chat client's database servers and even if you do change it somebody somewhere and sniff them out or even social engineer the ip address out of them. trust me, no matter what you do man there's nothing you can do to stop what's going on. the only way to for sure the best secure way to make sure NOBODY knows your ip address is to get your service switched and ask them for the best encryption they have and make that your ip address and then also once you get it only spoof it when you get on the web, hey man look for some ip spoofing software or just download Nmap to do it, it's not hard at all. but for real man, learn from this. it may be kinda out there but that's because i'm high and this seems insite ful.
hope it doesn't get deleted :)
l3m0np13 wrote: Basically dude, no matter what your ip is stored to every single site, online program, chat client's database servers and even if you do change it somebody somewhere and sniff them out or even social engineer the ip address out of them. trust me, no matter what you do man there's nothing you can do to stop what's going on. the only way to for sure the best secure way to make sure NOBODY knows your ip address is to get your service switched and ask them for the best encryption they have and make that your ip address and then also once you get it only spoof it when you get on the web, hey man look for some ip spoofing software or just download Nmap to do it, it's not hard at all. but for real man, learn from this. it may be kinda out there but that's because i'm high and this seems insite ful.
hope it doesn't get deleted :)
Highly unintelligible, and nmap does spoofing for regular internet traffic? News to me. And what does service switched mean?