Firewall says multiple trojans; MBAM doesn't find them

[mjm1]

Hi,

I am a newbie, fwiw. Last week, my symantic firewall started warning me that the following trojans were trying to get through:

Master of Paradise port 3129

Portal of Doom port 3700

Deep Throat port 2148

RAT port 2989

I ran MBAW, and although it said it found 2 trojans (but didn't identify them) and removed them, I am still getting attacked by the above (or the ports are being attacked). Before I ran MBAM, I ran my updated Symantic AV, and it found nothing. I also ran Spybot and even the new MS MRT, but nothing was found.

Any ideas as to what to do next? I am going to go into safe mode and blow out all my temp files manually later. There is also another profile on my comp, so will do the same there. Is it possible this other profile is responsible for these attacks, in that the trojans reside there? It is my wife's computer, and neither of us use the other profile, or haven't in years.

We are not in the habit of going to suspicious sites, or running unscanned executables. The whole thing is bizarre. Thanks in advance.

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