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I was wondering whether there was a way to scan for the PID of a process that was listening on a port previously but isn't listening any more. I used lsof -i but the port doesn't show up under this command anymore bc according to the Network Utility Port Scan, the port in question is no ...

First off, thank you for your reply

"So, you have some app listening to port 53213. Yes, if you are on Apple this could be Xsan"

Yes Im using a Mac. What exactly is Xsan? I read that it's been associated with vulnerabilities related to viruses and remote access trojans. Also, why does the Network ...

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When I used the Port Scanner in Network Utility, I noticed there were 3 open TCP ports: Port 1110, which had nfs-status as its usage, Port 1538, which linked to 3ds-lm, and Port 53213 which didn't have any identified usage listed, which I found to be suspicious.

When I used the netstat -a ...