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>opening all outbound ports is a bad idea. classic example is here..
>
>director of marketing takes laptop home.
>
>director gets hacked via Trojan downloaded from non corporate mail.
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>director brings laptop back to work.
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>using netcat hacker sets up opens backdoor via a allowed port... and 
tunnels
>out through a high port to avoid detection.
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>your firewall team wont see this if the port is open...
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Sorry if this sounds basic but I can't seem to figure out how this example 
would work? Please could you elaborate

Surely the trojan would alerady have to be running on a open port for the 
hacker to connect to it in order to run netcat to setup a backdoor?

Thanks


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