BlueChronicle

Yes, you may close the thread. thanks again.

Much obliged, kevinf80 ESET Scanner results came clean.

My apologies, I forgot to add a link from Malwarebytes Lab. https://blog.malwarebytes.com/detections/196-52-43-99/

Hello again, Everything seem'd to be calm in the past week - until the same IPs poping up again, and as usual Malwarebytes doing a good job blocking these IPs. its starting to get annoying now. I see this one particular IP which isn't the first time trying to connect to my system, so I've done a small research about this IP, and it seems that Malwarebytes Labs has this IP on their database. (Pictures below) First it tried to connect via svchost.exe, second via Nvidia programs, and third which is unknown (assuming it tried to connect via svchost again)...and with different ports. I updated my router framework, changed the router passwords, and checked and tweaked all the security settings. I also scan my PC regularly via Scan Schedule, and even full scanned the whole C:/ drive. no threats detected. 11-19-18.txt 11-23-18.txt

It has been 2 days I believe, everything is running OK! no suspicious connections. Thank you, kevinf80. you've been a major help. This issue has been resolved. Cheers

Everything seems OK so far, no suspicious connection detected.

Thank you, kevinf80. I will update this topic if the issue has been resolved or not.

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Hello, Recently, Malwarebytes is blocking an IP (due to Trojan) which seems to be trying to connect (or perhaps trying to attack?) my system from time to time. I have scanned my computer from normal Scan to complete full scan, also scanned using AdwCleaner, and a full scan using Windows Defender - which all results came up clean. and there are no signs of my computer being infected... I do not have any Peer-To-Peer program (such as uTorrent and etc...) and I haven't been in some internet places to catch a malware (as far as I know), and the computer I'm using isent even a month old. All I want to know, is this something I should be concerned about? or is it safe to ignore it...? Cheers. 10-30-18.txt 11-5-18.txt 11-6-18.txt