I know Real the problem is that sudo nanoing the 'services' file on the terminal is a fucking pain
it has like 6000 lines and you have to arrow scroll etc...
is there any other way???
also what blocks should I block, telnet , ssh, but what others do hackers use for remote logins and code execution
basically I just need 80 and 443 all other ports can be blocked but # a million lines :/
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How to remove telnet from OS X 10.8 ??
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Originally posted by Pallidus View Postos x is just a rebranded bsd, terminal command seem to all work the same.
I found a way, I have to edit the 'services' file and put a # on telnet
but the fucking thing says 'You don't own this file'
fucking mac
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os x is just a rebranded bsd, terminal command seem to all work the same.
I found a way, I have to edit the 'services' file and put a # on telnet
but the fucking thing says 'You don't own this file'
fucking mac
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Just throwing some ideas... I don't know macosx at all. Try locating telnet via "whereis" equivalent. Then move the binary out as "telnet_" and compile a dummy C binary, like
int main(void){return 0;}
and call it telnet; so every time telnet is called it always succeeds, but nothing really happens.
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How to remove telnet from OS X 10.8 ??
I know this is hardly the most appropriate forum but it's the only computer one I'm registered in and I don't frequent apple forums so my question is:
I would like to disable the ability to use the tenet command on the Mac OS X 10.8 terminal.
What do I have to do, what specific file do I have to delete ?? it's in system ? library->??
Also on mountain lion why is there no option to turn IPv6 off?? it only shows me link-local or wtfTags: None
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