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Jan Il
Hi All - WinME
I have the free version of Zone Alarm, and I have been getting several Zone
Alarm Alert Advisors the past three days.
The advisor itself states that "
The firewall has blocked Internet access to your computer (FTP) from
80.116.246.80 (FPT) (TCP) Flags:
S].
Time: 10/3/2003 8:38:52 PM
However, they are not all the same, of course, that would be much too easy.
<g>
When I click on More Info, it takes me to a website that basically tells me
what is happening, but, not by what/whom or why.
I got two day before yesterday, three yesterday, and already 4 this morning.
I have run all the AV scans (AVG, Trend Micro, House Call), Spybot, Adware,
etc. and the system is clean.
I am not quite sure my take on this is correct. But, it would appear that
something is trying to get in. If something is going to lurk at my door, I'd
like to know if it is just a 'Peeping Tom', so to speak, or more serious
minded.
I would really appreciate it if someone could add a bit more light on this
activity if possible. At least I'd have a better idea of what to watch for.
Best regards,
Jan
I have the free version of Zone Alarm, and I have been getting several Zone
Alarm Alert Advisors the past three days.
The advisor itself states that "
The firewall has blocked Internet access to your computer (FTP) from
80.116.246.80 (FPT) (TCP) Flags:
S].
Time: 10/3/2003 8:38:52 PM
However, they are not all the same, of course, that would be much too easy.
<g>
When I click on More Info, it takes me to a website that basically tells me
what is happening, but, not by what/whom or why.
I got two day before yesterday, three yesterday, and already 4 this morning.
I have run all the AV scans (AVG, Trend Micro, House Call), Spybot, Adware,
etc. and the system is clean.
I am not quite sure my take on this is correct. But, it would appear that
something is trying to get in. If something is going to lurk at my door, I'd
like to know if it is just a 'Peeping Tom', so to speak, or more serious
minded.
I would really appreciate it if someone could add a bit more light on this
activity if possible. At least I'd have a better idea of what to watch for.
Best regards,
Jan