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RE: Port scan and scvhost overload
From: "Richard Golodner" <rgolodner () infratection com>
Date: Fri, 17 Oct 2008 12:36:49 -0500
A good idea would be to try and log in to your WAP, if you can not then it will appear to me that someone has breached your network and you may need to rebuild your wireless net. If this is the case, make sure you are using some advanced encryption such as WAP2 with TKIP and very unique passwords. I would also begin to think about reloading the O/S on that machine as you say you have strange services running that you can not account for. It is always better safe than sorry. Just my 2 cents backed by years of experience in the industry. Good luck to you. most sincerely, Richard
Current thread:
- Port scan and scvhost overload reporting4booty (Oct 16)
- RE: Port scan and scvhost overload Prodigi Child (Oct 16)
- RE: Port scan and scvhost overload Murda Mcloud (Oct 17)
- RE: Port scan and scvhost overload Prodigi Child (Oct 17)
- RE: Port scan and scvhost overload Richard Golodner (Oct 17)
- Re: Port scan and scvhost overload Salvador III Manaois (Oct 17)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: RE: Port scan and scvhost overload robbie_b_ (Oct 17)
- Re: Re: RE: Port scan and scvhost overload reporting4booty (Oct 17)
- Re: Re: RE: Port scan and scvhost overload Salvador III Manaois (Oct 20)