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03-24-11, 02:40
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well, here it is!
maybe this is the wrong forum for this post but ill get it right eventually bare with me. my firewall keeps detecting intrusions from a china unicom allllll day EVERYday from several ip addresses. it looks like im not the only one dealing with this issue but i have yet to find any solution to the problem, does anyone have any suggestions?
 
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03-24-11, 04:27
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Re: well, here it is!
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There is no suggestion, the firewall is doing what it is supposed to do. It is just logging the attempts at penetration. If it is not stopping the intrusions, you need to change settings in your firewall configuration to disallow the .com that is doing this. (And probably run malware scans.)
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03-24-11, 08:23
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Re: well, here it is!
Agreed with lbmest.
You can also contact your ISP support and report the attacks - they should be able to discern the IP address range that the intruders are using and take prevention steps.
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03-24-11, 09:51
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Re: well, here it is!
And since no one else saw fit to say it, I will.
Welcome to Major Geeks.
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03-24-11, 15:48
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Re: well, here it is!
That is alerting you to incoming attempts and you have scanned your system recently? I love to run malwarebytes anti-malware when something odd is happening and then I feel better when i ignore it.
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If everything seems under control, you're just not going fast enough -Mario Andretti
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