# ports-whitelist.conf — operator override for *intentionally* open public ports # # Monitoring is outside-in only (TCP connect from the internet). Anything odd that # is still open and not listed here stays suspicious — many weird ports ⇒ look closer. # This file does not invent internal topology; it only silences known-good public opens. # # Format: host_or_pattern port[,port…] [# note] # Patterns: exact FQDN | *.example.com | * (any host) # Baseline already allows 80/443 on all hosts, and mail ports on mail-catalog hosts. # Override path: TALER_PORTS_WHITELIST=/path/to/file # # Whitelisted ports must NOT raise orange/red on the stack card. # --- hacktivism public edge (observed / intentional WAN services) --- # 22 ssh · 8080 Tor OR · 9200 Forgejo git-SSH (public; not treated as Elasticsearch here) *.hacktivism.ch 22,8080,9200 hacktivism.ch 22,8080,9200 # Common intentional SSH on public edges: *.taler.net 22 *.taler-ops.ch 22 *.lefrancpaysan.ch 22 *.taler-systems.com 22 *.gnunet.org 22 *.anastasis.lu 22 *.infomaniak.ch 22 anastasis.lu 22,25,143,465,587,993 taler-systems.com 22 gnunet.org 22 # Shared mail/edge ports often co-hosted on public FQDNs (soft noise otherwise): *.taler.net 25,143,465,587,993,8080 *.test.taler.net 25,143,465,587,993,8080 firefly.gnunet.org 22,25,143,465,587,993,9418 pixel.taler-systems.com 22,25,143,465,587,993 mail.anastasis.lu 22,25,143,465,587,993 # Firefly git daemon (admin-log firefly/14-git-daemon.txt · ListenStream=9418) git.taler.net 22,9418 git.gnunet.org 22,9418 # VeciGate WAN edge (vecigate-admin-log · public A 212.51.151.254) # 80/443 baseline; 8080 Tor OR; 9200 Forgejo git-SSH; 2323x host SSH DNAT; # 1789/1790 Nym; tortuna companion 23230 + 52323 (nat README) 212.51.151.254 22,8080,9200,1789,1790,23230,23235,23236,23237,23238,52323 # Optional — add more as you confirm intentional opens: # lefrancpaysan.ch 21