What Ports Are Open on My Computer?

If you've ever wondered "what ports are open on my computer?" — you're asking exactly the right security question. Open ports are network entry points. Every open port is a door, and you need to know which doors you've left unlocked.

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Common Ports & Their Security Risk

Port Service Risk Level Notes
22 SSH ⚠️ Medium OK if needed, restrict to known IPs
23 Telnet 🔴 Critical Unencrypted — disable immediately
80 HTTP 🟢 Low Expected for web servers
443 HTTPS 🟢 Low Expected — ensure TLS is current
3306 MySQL 🔴 Critical Database — never expose to internet
3389 RDP 🔴 Critical Most attacked port on internet
5432 PostgreSQL 🔴 Critical Database — close or firewall
6379 Redis 🔴 Critical Often exposed without auth — check now
27017 MongoDB 🔴 Critical Leaked millions of records historically
8080 HTTP Alt ⚠️ Medium Dev servers often exposed accidentally

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find all open ports on my computer?

For your own computer: on Windows, run "netstat -an" in Command Prompt. On Linux/Mac, run "ss -tuln". For external visibility (what hackers see), use VulnScan's free port scanner — it shows which ports are open from the internet's perspective.

What does port 443 open mean?

Port 443 HTTPS is open means your website is correctly serving encrypted traffic — this is expected and good. If you see port 443 open on a server that shouldn't have a web server, investigate further.

Is port 3389 dangerous if open?

Yes. Port 3389 is Windows Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP). If exposed to the internet, it is one of the most attacked ports. Brute force attacks against RDP are automated and continuous. Close it or restrict to specific IPs immediately.

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