[Plug-security] nmap

[Wes Bateman]

> netstat -an will show you open ports and active connections.

Yeah, and if you add a 'p' like so:

netstat -nap

you'll also get the process that owns each connection/listening port.
That can be handy.  lsof -n can be used similarly, but netstat is more
likely to be installed on whatever system you encounter.

Wes

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