Summary: hiii geeks..! I am having a big problem with some trojan ports opened. 135 port 1025,1027,1029 ports were opened. However i could block the 135 port. ...
Summary: SORRY ABOUT LONG POST HOPE THIS HELPS SOMEONE ... THE MESSAGE BOX WOULD NOT ACCEPT 3000 LINES OF HTML lol. Trojan and Remote Access Service Ports Por...
Summary: Thanks for your reply. The website you have listed tells me how to close ports 137, 138, 139 & 445. It also lists ports commonly used by windows xp an...
Summary: Port 27374 is a Sub7 trojan port. Maybe you can ask someone here to give u a better trojan scanner/cleaner to scan your machine. Make sure your machin...
Summary: hi good guy, hear's some info on that trojan: before we try to delete this trojan you will have to find out what the name of the trojan server is. so ...
Summary: Trojan port scan, and other scans here, http://www.pcflank.com/trojans_test1.htm Only run one firewall, as Suzi pointed out. If you decide to keep Syg...
Summary: Check out the advice at www.grc.com and his Shields UP. Takes several pages deep in reading, but he offers advice on how to set up most machines so mo...
Summary: hi smeagol, try going to www.thepublicworks.com security section, there is a whole lot of links pertaining to trojan ports. hope this helps, murve ...
Summary: Discovered I had Doly, a trojan, kept trying to connect to website turbinepc.com. Used Hijackthis and found 2 start up references to Kernal32.exe (not...
Summary: Frank, As Jim said, having a good anti-virus program and firewall are your main lines of defense against trojans and hackers. I myself, prefer Norton...
Summary: hi meself, here's some info on port 1025: 1024-1025 udp NetSpy trojan 1025 udp Maverick's Matrix trojan blackjack 1025 tcp network game Bla...
Summary: hi jennifer, here's some info on how to delete this trojan: the alias' for this trojan are: Troj/Zasil-A (Sophos), Trojan.Zasil (Symantec), TrojanClic...
Summary: I don't think the scanner at GRC is specifically looking for trojan ports just exploitable well known ones. I've just done the scan you mentioned abov...
Summary: http://security-protocols.com/article.php?sid=1370 The Complete Windows Trojans Paper Posted on Wednesday, October 23 @ 22:40:12 EDT by badpack3t T...
Summary: Um, heres a list of ports and what there used for, if thats any help, but i dont know anything that might cause these attacks: port 80 is the port for...
Summary: hi eagle, if zone alarm is blocking intrusions on these ports you are ok. but..... your computer maybe sending out information from these ports. here'...
Summary: i got this port scanner prgoram and it sees what programs im using that uses ports i saw some 31337 31789 54321 by a program called st.exe is that the...
Summary: hi eric, hit your start button, hit run, box opens up, type in the word "command" without the quotes, your msdos prompt box will open up, at the flash...
Summary: hi bliuzzas, how did you install na 2003. did you install it without using rnav.exe? you may still have na2002 files still remaining in your directori...
Summary: In case anyone is interested, here is a good site that lists some of the most common programs and what ports they try to enter. http://www.sans.org/ne...
Summary: hi debi, try deleting the file in windows, then go to your registry and go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\if you ...
Summary: hi windowsisabitch, it certainly is isn't it? why don't you try Boclean anti-trojan? its the best of the pay for anti-trojans, with the possible excep...
Summary: hi bastian, here's some info on sockets de troie. Name: Sockets des Troie Aliases: Sockets23, Lame, BACKDOOR.KAMIKAZE, IRC_TROJAN, TROJ_BACKDOOR,W3...
Summary: hi miranda, its the badtrans trojan. here's some info on how to manually delete it: Badtransfix: Open task manager to stop the process used by the wor...
Summary: hi bamdl, for more info on trojans and what to do if you are being controlled is to go to www.thepublicworks.com security section and link to troja...
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