-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Ruben, Port 2140 is commonly used by Deep Throat, a remote administrator tool gone bad. Aka Trojan. Common Connections for Deep Throat are: 60000 TCP, 6771 TCP, 6670 TCP, 3150 UDP, 3150 TCP, 2140 UDP, 2140 TCP, 41 TCP You can either upate your Virus Definitions from your AV software vendor, or you can get a Copy of a program called "The Cleaner". The site "http://www.moosoft.com/" Gives you a free 30 day trial version I believe. The website listed below has The Cleaner too, just in case the above address isn't working. I personally have not downloaded the cleaner from the below site. But have used "The Cleaner" before on afew of our computers. http://staff.iinet.net.au/prk/trojan/ Ta ta for now, Jayson Broughton HQ-All Bases Covered Network & Security Admin -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: PGPfreeware 6.5.2 for non-commercial use <http://www.pgp.com> iQA/AwUBOI3yHqe75Wq9veF/EQK/cgCgyS/sy8SDPWuGim3A3wO8B+e3w90AoKmn KbCZA/nBzUBhYMKL8S94ae4l =f0Dl -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- Ruben Vandille wrote: > Hi there, > > Since a week or something like that, someone/something tries to connect via > UDP to port 2140 of my computer... > I haven't found any information on possible attacks that use "remote port > 2140"... > > Does anybody know what is happening here? > > Thanx in advance, > > R.
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