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 PortSentry is designed to detect and respond to port scans against a
-target host in real-time.  Some of the more useful features include: 
+target host in real-time.  Some of the more useful features include:
 
 + Runs on TCP and UDP sockets to detect port scans against your
 system.  PortSentry is configurable to run on multiple sockets at the
 same time so you only need to start one copy to cover dozens of
-tripwired services. 
+tripwired services.
 + PortSentry will react to a port scan attempt by blocking the host in
 real-time.  This is done through configured options of either dropping
 the local route back to the attacker, using the Linux ipfwadm/ipchains
 command, *BSD ipfw command, and/or dropping the attacker host IP into
-a TCP Wrappers hosts.deny file automatically. 
+a TCP Wrappers hosts.deny file automatically.
 + PortSentry has an internal state engine to remember hosts that
 connected previously.  This allows the setting of a trigger value to
-prevent false alarms and detect "random" port probing. 
+prevent false alarms and detect "random" port probing.
 + PortSentry will report all violations to the local or remote syslog
 daemons indicating the system name, time of attack, attacking host IP
 and the TCP or UDP port a connection attempt was made to.  When used
 in conjunction with Logcheck it will provide an alert to
-administrators through e-mail. 
+administrators through e-mail.
 + Once a scan is detected your system will turn into a blackhole and
-disappear from the attacker.  This feature stops most attacks cold. 
+disappear from the attacker.  This feature stops most attacks cold.