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Re: Abnormal activity.
From: admin () kryptnet de
Date: Fri, 02 Apr 2004 22:59:21 +0200
Hi, The request on port 4662 are quite mormal at the moment. Port 4662 is used by the Edonkey2000/Emule Filesharing network. The emule clients try to find another clients on the web I think. You can google if you want to find more. Don´t be afraid. If you aren´t using emule you don´t have a security risk. Regards Christian
At 11:00 01.04.2004, you wrote:Evening, I may just be oversensitive, but is anyone here receiving mass amounts of connection requests on port 4662? If not, could someone point me to some documentation of what is happening? Cheers, Brendan Halliday AKA p0m, Guardmasta, Maero, Dwervan Network Engineer\Analyst\Administrator\Security Consultant in Training
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