Port 4089
OpenCORE Remote Control
OpenCORE Remote Control Service is a proprietary protocol used to remotely manage or control OpenCORE systems. This service typically facilitates command execution, system monitoring, and configuration management over the network, providing administrators with flexible remote access to OpenCORE-enabled devices. Though versatile, this port's open state represents both an asset and a risk, depending on how well it is secured..
Technical Details
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Overview: Port 4089 is associated with the OpenCORE Remote Control Service, which provides network-based remote control functionality for systems using the OpenCORE software platform. It allows clients to connect remotely to administer, configure, and monitor OpenCORE installations.
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Protocol Characteristics: The service typically listens on both TCP and UDP, facilitating reliable command transactions as well as lightweight control messages. Although primarily a proprietary protocol, it may integrate with standard authentication or encryption methods when configured. Common commands include issuing configuration changes, starting or stopping specific OpenCORE components, or retrieving system stats.
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Deployment Considerations: OpenCORE Remote Control Service is often utilized within controlled network zones or internal data centers. Exposing this service on untrusted networks without robust security controls can inadvertently provide threat actors with sensitive access.