Caching and in-memory stores ports

Overview

Caches often hold session data and are frequently deployed without authentication. Treat a reachable cache port as a data exposure risk unless access is restricted by network policy.

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All Caching and in-memory stores port numbers

Every port below is assigned to this category in the registry or by a widely used convention. Open a port for its check and block commands, risk rating and troubleshooting notes.

PortServiceTransportRiskDescription
1388 OBJECTIVE-DBC TCP / UDP Standard/Low Objective Solutions DataBase Cache
6379 REDIS TCP High An advanced key-value cache and store
7001 AFS3-CALLBACK TCP / UDP Standard/Low callbacks to cache managers
7009 AFS3-RMTSYS TCP / UDP Standard/Low remote cache manager service
8276 MS-MCC TCP / UDP Standard/Low Microsoft Connected Cache
11211 MEMCACHE TCP / UDP High Memory cache service
11723 EMC-XSW-DCACHE TCP / UDP Standard/Low EMC XtremSW distributed cache
16379 REDIS CLUSTER BUS TCP High Redis Cluster bus port, conventionally the client port plus 10000 (community convention)
22125 DCAP TCP Standard/Low dCache Access Protocol
22128 GSIDCAP TCP Standard/Low GSI dCache Access Protocol

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