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  1. Bump. Site does not appear exempt from malignous activity. Previously, when surfing sandboxed, you would be redirected on some porn sites. Then it seems to be searching for open ports, and on and on. Nothing is "free", for sure! :excl:

  2. http://www.streamiz.com

    Sandboxed I get this kind of log:

    2012/11/26 11:49:31 -0500 IP-BLOCK 94.242.251.165 (Type: outgoing, Port: 49978, Process: firefox.exe)

    2012/11/26 11:49:31 -0500 IP-BLOCK 94.242.251.165 (Type: outgoing, Port: 49981, Process: firefox.exe)

    2012/11/26 11:49:31 -0500 IP-BLOCK 94.242.251.165 (Type: outgoing, Port: 49982, Process: firefox.exe)

    2012/11/26 11:49:31 -0500 IP-BLOCK 94.242.251.165 (Type: outgoing, Port: 49983, Process: firefox.exe)

    2012/11/26 11:49:31 -0500 IP-BLOCK 94.242.251.165 (Type: outgoing, Port: 49984, Process: firefox.exe)

    2012/11/26 11:49:31 -0500 IP-BLOCK 94.242.251.165 (Type: outgoing, Port: 49985, Process: firefox.exe)

    etc... until I close my browser.

    I'm told it's a MBAM FP because streamiz is OK for WOT, SiteAdvisor, TrafficLight etc...

    Can you check??? :(

    This is where it is discussed in the Norton Forum:http://community.norton.com/t5/Norton-Internet-Security-Norton/NIS-2012-and-Malwarebytes/td-p/819582/page/2

  3. http://www.streamiz.com

    Sandboxed I get this kind of log:

    2012/11/26 11:49:31 -0500 IP-BLOCK 94.242.251.165 (Type: outgoing, Port: 49978, Process: firefox.exe)

    2012/11/26 11:49:31 -0500 IP-BLOCK 94.242.251.165 (Type: outgoing, Port: 49981, Process: firefox.exe)

    2012/11/26 11:49:31 -0500 IP-BLOCK 94.242.251.165 (Type: outgoing, Port: 49982, Process: firefox.exe)

    2012/11/26 11:49:31 -0500 IP-BLOCK 94.242.251.165 (Type: outgoing, Port: 49983, Process: firefox.exe)

    2012/11/26 11:49:31 -0500 IP-BLOCK 94.242.251.165 (Type: outgoing, Port: 49984, Process: firefox.exe)

    2012/11/26 11:49:31 -0500 IP-BLOCK 94.242.251.165 (Type: outgoing, Port: 49985, Process: firefox.exe)

    etc... until I close my browser.

    I'm told it's a MBAM FP because streamiz is OK for WOT, SiteAdvisor, TrafficLight etc...

    Can you check??? :(

  4. Yes I'm logged on my Live Messenger permanently. I'll try to close it down. Also I have to tell Windows Security Center wasn't recognizing Comodo FW and Defense + as activated although they were. They were set too high and I put it back to normal. It solved the problem with Windows Security Center.

    No, it's not Live Messenger since I exited and I have the same Malaysian IPs. I don't use P2Ps for fear of infections. I'm going to investigate this!

  5. Any chance you're running a P2P program? (every single IP you've listed is involved in malicious activity, so whilst I still suspect an infection, especially given the presence of 124.217.225.37 (Piradius IP), I thought I'd ask).

    If not, a packet capture would help track this down (you can use Wireshark for packet captures)

    Yes I'm logged on my Live Messenger permanently. I'll try to close it down. Also I have to tell Windows Security Center wasn't recognizing Comodo FW and Defense + as activated although they were. They were set too high and I put it back to normal. It solved the problem with Windows Security Center.

  6. Ok. What do I do know. I'm getting many IP blocking pop-ups of various kinds, even with no browser on, and I scanned my PC for virus and malware thoroughly (use Avast 5.0.418 on acces and MBAM on access, have ST, SAS WD, SB). Here are the latest IP blocks today and yesterday:

    IP-BLOCK 94.96.74.35

    IP-BLOCK 117.199.5.104 I have Web Shield and Network Shield ON for all files scanning in RP of AVAST 5 + Comodo FW Defense + and a router secured. Should I be concerned? Haven't suffered

    IP-BLOCK 58.241.135.86 any damage to this day. :)

    IP-BLOCK 58.241.132.74

    IP-BLOCK 222.67.69.186

    IP-BLOCK 212.95.211.165

    IP-BLOCK 89.28.31.95

    IP-BLOCK 94.96.80.14

    IP-BLOCK 94.96.106.73

    IP-BLOCK 81.23.121.126

    IP-BLOCK 81.23.121.126

    IP-BLOCK 81.23.121.126

    IP-BLOCK 81.23.121.126

    IP-BLOCK 81.23.121.126

    IP-BLOCK 117.198.207.153

    IP-BLOCK 81.23.121.126

    IP-BLOCK 81.23.121.126

    IP-BLOCK 81.23.121.126

    IP-BLOCK 117.198.133.54

    IP-BLOCK 124.217.225.37

    IP-BLOCK 117.200.58.143

    IP-BLOCK 117.197.16.18

    IP-BLOCK 218.10.62.179

    IP-BLOCK 117.199.118.171

    Only potential program I can see malicious on this PC is Screenshot Captor which is a freeware advertised in the avast forum!

  7. I'm not familiar with "Link Extent" as I don't use Firefox, but whether it's safe or not is irrelevant I'm afraid. 88.214.203.109 is on an IP range that is well known for malicious content.

    Ok. What do I do know. I'm getting many IP blocking pop-ups of various kinds, even with no browser on, and I scanned my PC for virus and malware thoroughly (use Avast 5.0.418 on acces and MBAM on access, have ST, SAS WD, SB). Here are the latest IP blocks today and yesterday:

    IP-BLOCK 94.96.74.35

    IP-BLOCK 117.199.5.104 I have Web Shield and Network Shield ON for all files scanning in RP of AVAST 5 + Comodo FW Defense + and a router secured. Should I be concerned? Haven't suffered

    IP-BLOCK 58.241.135.86 any damage to this day. :)

    IP-BLOCK 58.241.132.74

    IP-BLOCK 222.67.69.186

    IP-BLOCK 212.95.211.165

    IP-BLOCK 89.28.31.95

    IP-BLOCK 94.96.80.14

    IP-BLOCK 94.96.106.73

    IP-BLOCK 81.23.121.126

    IP-BLOCK 81.23.121.126

    IP-BLOCK 81.23.121.126

    IP-BLOCK 81.23.121.126

    IP-BLOCK 81.23.121.126

    IP-BLOCK 117.198.207.153

    IP-BLOCK 81.23.121.126

    IP-BLOCK 81.23.121.126

    IP-BLOCK 81.23.121.126

    IP-BLOCK 117.198.133.54

    IP-BLOCK 124.217.225.37

    IP-BLOCK 117.200.58.143

    IP-BLOCK 117.197.16.18

    IP-BLOCK 218.10.62.179

    IP-BLOCK 117.199.118.171

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