Hello everyone,
I am using ThinApp to capture applications that are supposed to communicate between the application software and the computer inside of an aircraft or land vehicle. This software downloads a fault report from the computer inside the vehicle, and then converts it into relevant and helpful data to resolve the issue.
As such, I wanted to know some in’s and out’s of how ThinApp communicates between the app and an outside source. I understand about the isolation modes and how they work, and I know about the sandbox and how it works. But what I want to know is what ports does the ThinApp use to communicate, and can I change which ports it can access? If I can specify some weird and crazy port number, like 9909 or something, and only allow the ThinApp and the vehicle to communicate on this port, the whole endeavor should be more secure.
With uploading and downloading information from such an expensive vehicle like this, I need the application to be as secure as possible. If there are any extra layers of security that I can add to stop a cyber-attack in its tracks, they should be added if possible. If anyone has any other suggestions for added security measures, I would greatly appreciate them as well.