Hi all, Since last friday, i'm faced with this type of TCP scans: May 1 202.216.031.203 -> 137.017.103.159 tcp 1008 (3) May 1 202.216.031.203 -> 137.017.103.159 tcp 1524 (3) May 1 202.216.031.203 -> 137.017.103.159 tcp 2400 (3) May 1 202.216.031.203 -> 137.017.103.159 tcp 5300 (4) May 1 202.216.031.203 -> 137.017.103.159 tcp 6723 (4) May 1 202.216.031.203 -> 137.017.103.159 tcp 8282 (1) May 1 202.216.031.203 -> 137.017.103.159 tcp 9112 (3) May 1 202.216.031.203 -> 137.017.103.159 tcp 9705 (1) May 1 202.216.031.203 -> 137.017.103.159 tcp 10008 (1) May 1 202.216.031.203 -> 137.017.103.159 tcp 11753 (3) May 1 202.216.031.203 -> 137.017.103.159 tcp 12345 (1) May 1 202.216.031.203 -> 137.017.103.159 tcp 15104 (1) May 1 202.216.031.203 -> 137.017.103.159 tcp 22252 (3) May 1 202.216.031.203 -> 137.017.103.159 tcp 29369 (2) May 1 202.216.031.203 -> 137.017.103.159 tcp 31337 (2) May 1 202.216.031.203 -> 137.017.103.159 tcp 33567 (3) May 1 202.216.031.203 -> 137.017.103.159 tcp 60008 (1) They increase by the day and seem to come from the whole universe. I know that most of this are suspicious ports; 12345 Subseven, 31337 BO2 a.s.o. But why since the last few days? New type of backdoor program?? My ISP hasn't changed their deny policy (they said) :-S Thank you for your help Regards, Mark - [To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe firewalls" in the body of the message.]
