skype - wieviel traffic kommt da z'samm???

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Beitragvon hellbringer » Mo 03 Jul, 2006 20:42

Felis hat geschrieben:Naja, dann kann eben kein - ohne mein Wissen auf dem Rechner laufender - Dienst einen Port oeffnen. So ein Dienst koennte ja auch ein Trojaner sein. Ich bin eben gezwungen BEWUSST für alle benötigen Dienste das Tuerl haendisch aufzumachen.


außer der trojaner denkt sich das selbe wie skype, und geht übern 80er port raus ;)
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Beitragvon wavenetuser » Mo 03 Jul, 2006 23:00

moment - port öffnen bedeutet immer port von aussen nach innen aufmachen bzw. weiterzuleiten.

Von innen nach aussen findet ohne firewall jedes programm den weg - egal ob port 80 oder sonst was .
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Beitragvon Earny » Di 04 Jul, 2006 06:33

Das hat Jutta (Danke!) ohnehin schon klargestellt.
Was ich mir vorstellen könnte wäre dass so ein permanent freier Port prinzipiell eine Zugriffsmöglichkeit auf den Computer darstellt auch wenn zunächst kein Dienst drauf läuft.
Also wenn nach Freischalten der Ports ein Programm oder eine Erweiterung installiert wird die auch aktiv ist, wenn Sipgate beendet wird. Dieses Programm könnte dann über den offenen Port jemandem Zugang zum Computer schaffen.

Weiß nicht wie paranoid das jetzt ist. ;)
mit freundlichen Grüßen

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Beitragvon jutta » Di 04 Jul, 2006 08:26

> Also wenn nach Freischalten der Ports ein Programm oder eine Erweiterung installiert wird die auch aktiv ist, wenn Sipgate beendet wird. Dieses Programm könnte dann über den offenen Port jemandem Zugang zum Computer schaffen.

so arbeiten trojaner und bots, soweit ich das verstanden habe.

ergaenzung zum posting von gestern: bei halbwegs brauchbaren routern kann man auch ausgehende verbindungen blocken. aber da sollte man halbwegs wissen, was man will und tut, sonst ist das lan ploetzlich so sicher, dass man ueberhaupt nicht mehr raus kommt.


da hatte ich zb tcp port 25 ausgehend geblockt, weil ich mir einen wurm eingefangen hatte, der mails versenden wollte und natuerlich als allererstes virenscanner und sw-firewall schachmatt gesetzt und noch ein paar programme ausgeschaltet hatte :twisted:

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No. Time                  Source IP              Destination IP         Note
  1|10/03/2004 10:49:31  |192.168.0.5:4035      |129.59.1.22:25       
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
  2|10/03/2004 10:49:30  |192.168.0.5:4027      |132.236.56.25:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
  3|10/03/2004 10:49:29  |192.168.0.5:4033      |198.174.169.145:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
  4|10/03/2004 10:49:29  |192.168.0.5:4017      |209.196.77.100:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
  5|10/03/2004 10:49:29  |192.168.0.5:4031      |142.150.98.171:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
  6|10/03/2004 10:49:29  |192.168.0.5:4012      |142.150.98.171:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
  7|10/03/2004 10:49:27  |192.168.0.5:4027      |132.236.56.25:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
  8|10/03/2004 10:49:27  |192.168.0.5:4002      |128.230.18.29:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
  9|10/03/2004 10:49:26  |192.168.0.5:4017      |209.196.77.100:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
10|10/03/2004 10:49:26  |192.168.0.5:4012      |142.150.98.171:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
11|10/03/2004 10:49:24  |192.168.0.5:4002      |128.230.18.29:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
12|10/03/2004 10:49:24  |192.168.0.5:3974      |130.85.12.6:25       
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
13|10/03/2004 10:49:23  |192.168.0.5:3973      |150.131.192.157:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
14|10/03/2004 10:49:20  |195.58.161.5:1049     |172.16.201.4:161     
|ATTACK ip spoofing - WAN UDP
15|10/03/2004 10:49:19  |192.168.0.5:3953      |213.52.211.139:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
16|10/03/2004 10:49:19  |192.168.0.5:3952      |132.181.2.36:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
17|10/03/2004 10:49:18  |192.168.0.5:3974      |130.85.12.6:25       
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
18|10/03/2004 10:49:17  |192.168.0.5:3942      |129.71.2.2:25       
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
19|10/03/2004 10:49:17  |192.168.0.5:3938      |129.110.10.17:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
20|10/03/2004 10:49:17  |192.168.0.5:3973      |150.131.192.157:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
21|10/03/2004 10:49:15  |192.168.0.5:3932      |207.172.4.98:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
22|10/03/2004 10:49:15  |192.168.0.5:3974      |130.85.12.6:25       
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
23|10/03/2004 10:49:14  |192.168.0.5:3924      |209.196.77.100:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
24|10/03/2004 10:49:14  |192.168.0.5:3973      |150.131.192.157:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
25|10/03/2004 10:49:14  |192.168.0.5:3920      |129.110.10.17:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
26|10/03/2004 10:49:13  |192.168.0.5:3953      |213.52.211.139:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
27|10/03/2004 10:49:13  |192.168.0.5:3952      |132.181.2.36:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
28|10/03/2004 10:49:12  |192.168.0.5:3908      |205.188.159.217:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
29|10/03/2004 10:49:12  |192.168.0.5           |                     
|User:admin Successful WEB login
30|10/03/2004 10:49:11  |192.168.0.5:3942      |129.71.2.2:25       
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
31|10/03/2004 10:49:11  |192.168.0.5:3938      |129.110.10.17:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
32|10/03/2004 10:49:10  |192.168.0.5:3953      |213.52.211.139:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
33|10/03/2004 10:49:10  |192.168.0.5:3952      |132.181.2.36:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
34|10/03/2004 10:49:09  |192.168.0.5:3932      |207.172.4.98:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
35|10/03/2004 10:49:08  |192.168.0.5:3942      |129.71.2.2:25       
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
36|10/03/2004 10:49:08  |192.168.0.5:3924      |209.196.77.100:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
37|10/03/2004 10:49:08  |192.168.0.5:3938      |129.110.10.17:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
38|10/03/2004 10:49:08  |192.168.0.5:3920      |129.110.10.17:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
39|10/03/2004 10:49:07  |195.58.161.5:1049     |172.16.201.4:161     
|ATTACK ip spoofing - WAN UDP
40|10/03/2004 10:49:06  |192.168.0.5:3932      |207.172.4.98:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
41|10/03/2004 10:49:06  |192.168.0.5:3908      |205.188.159.217:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
42|10/03/2004 10:49:05  |192.168.0.5:3924      |209.196.77.100:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
43|10/03/2004 10:49:05  |192.168.0.5:3920      |129.110.10.17:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
44|10/03/2004 10:49:03  |192.168.0.5:3908      |205.188.159.217:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
45|10/03/2004 10:49:03  |192.168.0.5:3849      |140.141.2.47:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
46|10/03/2004 10:49:02  |192.168.0.5:3842      |129.81.255.234:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
47|10/03/2004 10:48:58  |192.168.0.5:3819      |134.117.1.18:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
48|10/03/2004 10:48:58  |192.168.0.5:3816      |198.17.40.7:25       
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
49|10/03/2004 10:48:57  |192.168.0.5:3849      |140.141.2.47:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
50|10/03/2004 10:48:56  |192.168.0.5:3806      |129.71.2.2:25       
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
51|10/03/2004 10:48:56  |192.168.0.5:3803      |216.17.3.38:25       
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
52|10/03/2004 10:48:56  |192.168.0.5:3842      |129.81.255.234:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
53|10/03/2004 10:48:55  |195.58.161.5:1049     |172.16.201.4:161     
|ATTACK ip spoofing - WAN UDP
54|10/03/2004 10:48:54  |192.168.0.5:3791      |159.28.1.93:25       
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
55|10/03/2004 10:48:54  |192.168.0.5:3849      |140.141.2.47:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
56|10/03/2004 10:48:53  |192.168.0.5:3785      |131.96.5.77:25       
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
57|10/03/2004 10:48:53  |192.168.0.5:3842      |129.81.255.234:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
58|10/03/2004 10:48:53  |192.168.0.5:3780      |129.89.169.226:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
59|10/03/2004 10:48:52  |192.168.0.5:3819      |134.117.1.18:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
60|10/03/2004 10:48:52  |192.168.0.5:3816      |198.17.40.7:25       
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
61|10/03/2004 10:48:51  |192.168.0.5:3772      |128.8.10.164:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
62|10/03/2004 10:48:50  |192.168.0.5:3806      |129.71.2.2:25       
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
63|10/03/2004 10:48:50  |192.168.0.5:3803      |216.17.3.38:25       
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
64|10/03/2004 10:48:49  |192.168.0.5:3819      |134.117.1.18:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
65|10/03/2004 10:48:49  |192.168.0.5:3816      |198.17.40.7:25       
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
66|10/03/2004 10:48:48  |192.168.0.5:3791      |159.28.1.93:25       
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
67|10/03/2004 10:48:47  |192.168.0.5:3806      |129.71.2.2:25       
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
68|10/03/2004 10:48:47  |192.168.0.5:3785      |131.96.5.77:25       
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
69|10/03/2004 10:48:47  |192.168.0.5:3803      |216.17.3.38:25       
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
70|10/03/2004 10:48:47  |192.168.0.5:3780      |129.89.169.226:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
71|10/03/2004 10:48:45  |192.168.0.5:3791      |159.28.1.93:25       
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
72|10/03/2004 10:48:45  |192.168.0.5:3772      |128.8.10.164:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
73|10/03/2004 10:48:44  |192.168.0.5:3785      |131.96.5.77:25       
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
74|10/03/2004 10:48:44  |192.168.0.5:3780      |129.89.169.226:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
75|10/03/2004 10:48:42  |192.168.0.5:3772      |128.8.10.164:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
76|10/03/2004 10:48:42  |192.168.0.5:3730      |205.188.159.217:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
77|10/03/2004 10:48:41  |192.168.0.5:3721      |128.230.18.5:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
78|10/03/2004 10:48:37  |192.168.0.5:3698      |192.207.174.6:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
79|10/03/2004 10:48:37  |192.168.0.5:3695      |65.54.190.179:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
80|10/03/2004 10:48:36  |192.168.0.5:3730      |205.188.159.217:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
81|10/03/2004 10:48:35  |192.168.0.5:3677      |129.74.250.225:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
82|10/03/2004 10:48:35  |192.168.0.5:3672      |66.153.24.5:25       
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
83|10/03/2004 10:48:35  |192.168.0.5:3721      |128.230.18.5:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
84|10/03/2004 10:48:33  |192.168.0.5:3654      |207.188.202.86:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
85|10/03/2004 10:48:33  |192.168.0.5:3730      |205.188.159.217:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
86|10/03/2004 10:48:32  |192.168.0.5:3641      |128.122.2.137:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
87|10/03/2004 10:48:32  |192.168.0.5:3721      |128.230.18.5:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
88|10/03/2004 10:48:32  |192.168.0.5:3638      |66.153.24.5:25       
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
89|10/03/2004 10:48:31  |192.168.0.5:3698      |192.207.174.6:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
90|10/03/2004 10:48:31  |192.168.0.5:3695      |65.54.190.179:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
91|10/03/2004 10:48:31  |192.168.0.5:3626      |136.142.186.16:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
92|10/03/2004 10:48:30  |192.168.0.5:3677      |129.74.250.225:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
93|10/03/2004 10:48:30  |192.168.0.5:3672      |66.153.24.5:25       
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
94|10/03/2004 10:48:29  |192.168.0.5:3698      |192.207.174.6:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
95|10/03/2004 10:48:29  |192.168.0.5:3695      |65.54.190.179:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
96|10/03/2004 10:48:28  |192.168.0.5:3654      |207.188.202.86:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
97|10/03/2004 10:48:27  |192.168.0.5:3677      |129.74.250.225:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
98|10/03/2004 10:48:27  |192.168.0.5:3672      |66.153.24.5:25       
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
99|10/03/2004 10:48:27  |192.168.0.5:3641      |128.122.2.137:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
100|10/03/2004 10:48:27  |192.168.0.5:3638      |66.153.24.5:25       
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
101|10/03/2004 10:48:25  |192.168.0.5:3654      |207.188.202.86:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
102|10/03/2004 10:48:25  |192.168.0.5:3626      |136.142.186.16:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
103|10/03/2004 10:48:24  |192.168.0.5:3641      |128.122.2.137:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
104|10/03/2004 10:48:24  |192.168.0.5:3638      |66.153.24.5:25       
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
105|10/03/2004 10:48:22  |192.168.0.5:3626      |136.142.186.16:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
106|10/03/2004 10:48:22  |192.168.0.5:3549      |128.32.61.103:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
107|10/03/2004 10:48:20  |192.168.0.5:3533      |64.12.137.184:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
108|10/03/2004 10:48:17  |192.168.0.5:3519      |149.174.40.183:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
109|10/03/2004 10:48:17  |192.168.0.5:3520      |130.63.236.137:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
110|10/03/2004 10:48:16  |192.168.0.5:3549      |128.32.61.103:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
111|10/03/2004 10:48:15  |192.168.0.5:3515      |142.150.98.171:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
112|10/03/2004 10:48:15  |192.168.0.5:3510      |24.215.46.10:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
113|10/03/2004 10:48:15  |192.168.0.5:3533      |64.12.137.184:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
114|10/03/2004 10:48:13  |192.168.0.5:3492      |132.72.138.160:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
115|10/03/2004 10:48:13  |192.168.0.5:3549      |128.32.61.103:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
116|10/03/2004 10:48:12  |192.168.0.5:3478      |144.96.128.14:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
117|10/03/2004 10:48:12  |192.168.0.5:3533      |64.12.137.184:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
118|10/03/2004 10:48:12  |192.168.0.5:3475      |24.215.46.10:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
119|10/03/2004 10:48:11  |192.168.0.5:3520      |130.63.236.137:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
120|10/03/2004 10:48:11  |192.168.0.5:3519      |149.174.40.183:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
121|10/03/2004 10:48:10  |192.168.0.5:3463      |144.92.9.33:25       
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
122|10/03/2004 10:48:09  |192.168.0.5:3515      |142.150.98.171:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
123|10/03/2004 10:48:09  |192.168.0.5:3510      |24.215.46.10:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
124|10/03/2004 10:48:08  |192.168.0.5:3520      |130.63.236.137:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
125|10/03/2004 10:48:08  |192.168.0.5:3519      |149.174.40.183:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
126|10/03/2004 10:48:07  |192.168.0.5:3492      |132.72.138.160:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
127|10/03/2004 10:48:06  |192.168.0.5:3515      |142.150.98.171:25   
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)
128|10/03/2004 10:48:06  |192.168.0.5:3510      |24.215.46.10:25     
|ACCESS BLOCK Firewall rule match: TCP (L to W, rule:1)

End of Logs
wurm war der bagle /beagle / win.32beagle.ab@mm router war der zyair b2000 und der hat den bagle ganz ordentlich behindert ;)
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Beitragvon Earny » Di 04 Jul, 2006 08:33

Der Trojaner meldet nach aussen

ich meine dass das unerwünschte Programm die Verbindung von außen nach innen ermöglicht.
also eher bots, die ja von außen Befehle empfangen können.
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Beitragvon jutta » Di 04 Jul, 2006 08:40

es gibt schadprogramme, die einfach da sind und lauschen und auf befehle warten, um erst dann aktiv zu werden. wie immer die genau heissen.
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Beitragvon max_payne » Di 04 Jul, 2006 08:45

es gibt schadprogramme, die einfach da sind und lauschen und auf befehle warten, um erst dann aktiv zu werden. wie immer die genau heissen.

http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Botnet
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Beitragvon medice » Di 04 Jul, 2006 13:32

In dem Fall hilft es manchmal zu schauen, ob irgendwelche Connections in der Gegend Port 6667 (=IRC) offen sind, obwohl man selbst dorthin nicht verbunden sein woll. Viel Getier nimmt so Kontakt zu seinem Meister auf.
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