Internet-Security.com TCP port 6379 details

TCP port 6379 is the default port used by Redis, the in-memory data store and message broker.
Redis-compatible servers such as KeyDB, Valkey, Dragonfly, and Memurai also default to 6379 to speak the Redis protocol.
Managed services expose Redis on this port, including Amazon ElastiCache for Redis, Azure Cache for Redis, and Google Cloud Memorystore for Redis.
The Redis Serialization Protocol (RESP/RESP3) runs over TCP 6379 for client-server commands.
Port 6379 is frequently targeted for exploitation when Redis is exposed without authentication; attackers abuse CONFIG and replication features to write authorized_keys or cron entries and deploy malware/cryptominers.
Campaigns like Muhstik and RedisWannaMine, and issues such as CVE-2022-0543 (Lua RCE in Debian/Ubuntu Redis packages), have leveraged exposed Redis on 6379.

TCP 6379