Protectors of Moonglow

Date: 22.02.02 Time: 21:54:02<br>Rule "Default Block Bla Trojan" blocked (eoo,1042). Details:<br>Inbound UDP packet <br>Local address,service is (XXX,abcd)<br>Remote address,service is (eqworld-82.989studios.com,9000)<br>Process name is "N/A"<br><br>hab ich schon öfter detected, wird mir langsam unangenehm !<br><br>firewall bug oder was soll das ?<br><br>Euer <p><table border="0" width="513"><tr><td width="56"><b>RL</b></td><td width="82">Jürgen</td><td width="79"></td><td width="270"><a href="mailto:eric_of_oz@uo-pom.com">eric_of_oz@uo-pom.com</a>

<!--EZCODE LINK START--><a href="http://everquest.station.sony.com/support/connection/security.jsp">everquest.station.sony.com/support/connection/security.jsp</a><!--EZCODE LINK END--> steht alles was du wissen musst <br><br><!--EZCODE ITALIC START--><i> "Default Block Bla Trojan" also simply called "UDP port scans": but your logs only show traffic from one port >1024 on our server to one port >1024 on your PC. This is *NOT* a true fingerprint of a port scan. A true port scan will often hit many ports (e.g. port 1 through port 65534), or known sensitive ports (e.g. 7, 9, 13, 53, 111, 123, 137, 161, 2049, 13373 etc.) This usually happens when your computer closes or crashes the game application or when you zone and there are still unacknowledged packets in the server's queue.</i><!--EZCODE ITALIC END--> <p>Written by<table border="0" width="420"><tr><td width="30"><b>RL </b></td><td width="130">Martin</td><td width="130"><a href="mailto:Bari@kabsi.at">Bari@kabsi.at</a></td><td width="130">