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Hello, My name is Faruk.

I've seen other people on the forum have the same problem.

I have a constant Malicious Website inbound connection that is being blocked.

It tries to connect every 30 or 60 seconds. 

Usually "141.98.10.139" request comes from this address.

sometimes "172.104.65.226" , "45.227.253.254" and 3-4 more addresses

I made 2 scans with mb, 1 scan with eset online scanner and 1 scan with hitman pro, viruses were removed. But the same problem persists.

If I turn off the remote desktop connection, there is no warning. But I need to work with remote desktop

I don't use port 3389 for remote desktop. I tried blocking the port as TCP and UDP from the firewall but it didn't fix the problem. I may not have been able to block

What should I do ? :)

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eset.txt HitmanPro_20211119_1047.log Malwarebytes scan1.txt Malwarebytes scan2.txt mba_history.txt quarantine.txt

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Hello @Anewrizma

Please try adding a block for that IP address using the following information

 

141.98.10.139

https://windowsloop.com/block-website-or-ip-address-in-windows-firewall/

 

Normally inbound blocks will go away on their own within a few hours to a day or two but if they're ongoing they'd need to be added to your firewall to stop them.

 

 

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Glad we could help.

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