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Odd rpcbind connection

cn flag

I ran rpcbind on my Centos 8 server and I noted an odd server:

rpcbind 1038 rpc 13u IPv4 46028565 0t0 TCP CentOS-82-64-minimal:sunrpc->ilijavujovic.tempurl.host:61000 (ESTABLISHED)

Looks very dubious. Any idea how this might have occurred or how to avoid it?

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ng flag
An IP address would definitely help here. Where is this connection actually going?
Massimo avatar
ng flag
Looks definitely dubious (If I just put the name in a web browser it actually connects and I get a default WordPress site). But there is no way of knowing what on your system actually connected to it, how or why.
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cn flag
I got this after searching: https://www.abuseipdb.com/check/178.62.55.214 This is scanning the port I assume? Yet I don't understand why it appears alongisde RPCBIND
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cl flag
A.B
Anyway, just as databases, this service should probably never be exposed to Internet without proper firewalling.
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