Fing Fingbox - The I Nternet S Ecurity R Eport

Open ports found - In the following example, the Security Check found 15 ports exposed to the
public Internet. It also shows a router with a firewall that is explicitly rejecting connection
attempts from the external side (green shield). You can see that this router allows applications
to freely setup port forwarding without any control (yellow shield).
Scrolling down you can see the list of the open ports (left side). Wherever possible, the right
side shows the internal device receiving the forwarded traffic coming from the Internet.
The Internet Security Report
Here is an example of an Internet Security report.
Fingbox User’s Guide - App v6.2.1 Page 46