Thread: 150M Multicast DNS vulnerability letter from VM
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Old 29-12-2016, 15:17   #4
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Re: Multicast DNS vulnerability letter from VM
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Originally Posted by Kushan View Post
Yup, I had a similar and equally unhelpful letter.

Basically, the letter is telling you that you have port 5353 exposed to the outside world. That's about it.

Port 5353 is used by Bonjour and some other network services, think things like Plex. Block that from being exposed and you're all good.

For me I had forwarded it to my Plex server, but it's not required.
I havent really ventured into messing with ports before so could you explain where i need to go in the Hub3 settings to do this please?
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