IANAL but I would caution accessing these, they may constitute hacking in your local region.
I would doubly caution owning this, particularly given the wording on the site encourages messing with people’s servers…
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#12Earlier quoted context omitted.
Huh, press the "Find a Server" button, I can see in Developer Console it tries to connect to random IP addresses over http, returning "address invalid" or "address unreachable", I guess until it hits a valid IP with a live computer. I wonder if some ISP's heuristics will flag someone's computer as part of a botnet...
Microsoft or AWS may also use telemetry to flag you also.
Never thought of this. I constantly scan the internet using nmap, or similar, for pentest/bug bounty and never had a problem
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#13Like Chatrubate, but with servers? #sarcasm
I think you mean Chatroulette.
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#14Earlier quoted context omitted.
Microsoft or AWS may also use telemetry to flag you also.
Never thought of this. I constantly scan the internet using nmap, or similar, for pentest/bug bounty and never had a problem
How are you pentesting without knowing the IPs of your in-scope targets?
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#15It found http://127.249.137.9 for me and it totally works! I can even ssh to it, let's try a fork bo^#@~
[connection reset by peer]
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#17function randomIP() {
return int2ip(Math.random()\*4294967296) ;
says it all - better don't "mess" with what you encounter
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#18This is an extremely bad idea. Your chances of getting some malware are probably more likely than not, after playing around with something like this for 10+ minutes...
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#19Earlier quoted context omitted.
Never thought of this. I constantly scan the internet using nmap, or similar, for pentest/bug bounty and never had a problem
How are you pentesting without knowing the IPs of your in-scope targets?
If your scope is wide enough, everything is in-scope.
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#20Earlier quoted context omitted.
It returns you a random server with port 80 or 443 open.
Just 80, it seems https://github.com/caioluders/server.casino/blob/354cec4c053... That probably increases the odds that the servers it finds are "interesting"
Not really.... almost all web servers with 443 will have port 80 open to function. Current browsers all still hit 80 first.