This has got nothing to do with looking into peoples
windows etc etc. It is very easy to walk past a house
and see an argument/nice widescreen tv etc and look
in.

However someone has deliberately port scanned this
computer. You cannot "accidentaly" port scan, and why
would you want to if you werent looking for entry
points?

I agree, at least a warning should be sent to the
user.

Matt

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