๐30 Commonly Targeted Ports by Hackers: A Comprehensive Guide
1. Port 21 (FTP) - ๐ Secure Your File Transfers
2. Port 22 (SSH) - ๐ช Guard Against Unauthorized Access
3. Port 23 (Telnet) - ๐ป Say No to Insecure Remote Access
4. Port 25 (SMTP) - ๐ง Prevent Email-Based Threats
5. Port 53 (DNS) - ๐ Strengthen Your Domain Security
6. Port 80 (HTTP) - ๐ Safeguard Web Communication
7. Port 443 (HTTPS) - ๐ Embrace Secure Web Transactions
8. Port 3074 (Xbox Live) - ๐ฎ Level Up Your Gaming Security
9. Port 5060 (SIP) - ๐ฒ Secure Your VoIP Communications
10. Port 8080 (Proxy) - ๐ฒ Proxy Security Matters
11. Port 135 (RPC) - ๐ Defend Against Remote Code Execution
12. Port 139 (NetBIOS) - ๐ฅ๏ธ Safeguard NetBIOS Vulnerabilities
13. Port 1433 (MSSQL) - ๐ Fortify Your Database Security
14. Port 1521 (Oracle) - ๐ฒ Protect Oracle Database from Intrusions
15. Port 1723 (PPTP) - ๐ Enhance Your VPN Security
16. Port 1900 (UPnP) - ๐ค Control UPnP Vulnerabilities
17. Port 2302 (DayZ) - ๐ฎ Secure Your Gaming Server
18. Port 3389 (RDP) - ๐จ๏ธ Lock Down Remote Desktop Access
19. Port 3306 (MySQL) - ๐ Strengthen MySQL Database Security
20. Port 4000 (Elasticsearch) - ๐ธ๏ธ Secure Elasticsearch Clusters
21. Port 4444 (Metasploit) - ๐ Metasploit Security Essentials
22. Port 5000 (Python Flask) - ๐ค Protect Flask Applications
23. Port 5555 (Android Debug Bridge) - ๐ฎ Secure Your Android Debugging
24. Port 5900 (VNC) - ๐ค VNC Connection Security
25. Port 6667 (IRC) - ๐ฅ๏ธ Guard Your Internet Relay Chat
26. Port 6697 (IRC SSL) - ๐ง Secure Your Encrypted IRC
27. Port 8000 (HTTP Alt) - ๐ Alternative HTTP Security
28. Port 8081 (HTTP Proxy) - ๐ฅ๏ธ Proxy Security Beyond Port 8080
29. Port 9100 (Printer) - ๐ Secure Your Network Printers
30. Port 9090 (Web Debugging) - ๐ Debugging Securely
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