Teknoid
Fledgling Freddie
- Joined
- Jan 6, 2004
- Messages
- 66
Big ISP, and its not illegal to port scan.Ingafgrinn Macabre said:Verizon..... I've been portscanned many times by a similar ip address (might even be thesame one) also traced back to the verizon iprange...
That ISP should check their users a bit better cos I think there are some pretty active hackers amongst them.
Formatting C drive is excessive to say the least, i personally dont run anti-virus and stuff cause if i ran all the security tools out there, along with all the WinXP services, system would sue me for over working it and slave labour.
i tend to just install anti-virus once ever 2-3 months and do a complete update/check. normally use Fprot too.
His file was prolly just opening up access to Remote desktop access in services. a edited version of that service could happily give him access in anyways he wants, without showing a icon that someone has connected either. prolly something he downloaded from http://www.packetstormsecurity.org/ and ran with a few mouse clicks, searches a few IP-ranges over night, and tacks a list of targets.
Firewall, well i have a router with that built in, tend to block everything coming inbound unless its a port i need, then i enable it.
reporting him to ISP is ofc the right thing to do, but will never stop them running scripts
I hope you changed your passwords for EVERYTHING, including DAoC, cause u never know, he might play it!
oh and PS >> Be safe! wear a condom when u do this lonely CyberSex with hairy BigBob who is accessing the Inet from the library behind bars uke: