weird chx-i 3.0 payload usages

Discussion in 'other anti-malware software' started by TECHWG, Aug 7, 2006.

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  1. TECHWG

    TECHWG Guest

    Whats the weirdest/coolest uses you can think of utilizing payload filtering/triggering? And quickly explain a little of how it works and perhaps how to impliment.

    My usage for it is to lock down ports to the world and selectively give me access to those ports at the ip address i am at , at that time using a web server and an http link i can click to activate my ports for the pc i am at.



    Whats yours ?

    BTW if you know of any real way to port-knock on windows i would prefer that but really the web interface is very handy for using on a restricted computer- a simple www.server.com/secretaccesscode/ and you just got your ports opened to your pc !
     
  2. koomi

    koomi Registered Member

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    Interesting thread, I've just started to use CHX myself and am curious as to what the folks here are doing with it. o_O

    That's basically this method, yes?
     
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    Alphalutra1 Registered Member

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    Here ya go ;)

    As to payload filters, i really don't know how or why I would need one with my current setup, but once I setup a server, then I might bother trying to figure it out.

    Cheers,

    Alphalutra1
     
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