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    Today I got a warning from Avast about a "DCOM Exploit". I got the same warning message 5-6 times already. I wasn't using internet but was active when I got this warning messages. I have Zone Alarm firewall installed but was disabled when this happened. I have also got the similar messages from Zone Alarm before.
    What should I do ?

    This is the warning message I got in Avast.

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    hey i got same type of message 1 month back.from avast

    30.10.2008 02:49:08 DCOM Exploit attack
    from 59.92.112.212:135
    30.10.2008 02:49:22 DCOM Exploit attack
    from 59.92.78.28:135
    30.10.2008 02:50:06 DCOM Exploit attack
    from 59.92.78.28:135

    i trace the ip adress and its another bsnl broadband user in chennai

    i dont know why he was trying to get in to my system ?

    my speed during night unlimitedis very low,is this anything to do with it,is that user hacked my speeds or something considering the fact that this happen during 2am -3am ?

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    its probably not him.. its probably a virus in his pc that is trying to spread virus and hack your pc.. this is through open ports.. so having a firewall is necessary..

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    Quote Originally Posted by superprash2003 View Post
    its probably not him.. its probably a virus in his pc that is trying to spread virus and hack your pc.. this is through open ports.. so having a firewall is necessary..
    then how the virus got hold of my ip address,

    my port 135 is stealth i ran some online firewall checks ,

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    PORT 135 is commonly used for Microsoft Remote Procedure Call (RPC) service. I wonder whether there is any relations between this.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Archer View Post
    PORT 135 is commonly used for Microsoft Remote Procedure Call (RPC) service. I wonder whether there is any relations between this.
    see my second post,some dude from Chennai is accessing my port 135 during 2:50 am

    i was not on torrents nor i know him

    i assume he or the virus is trying to do some nasty sh*t with my rpc

    i was just wondering how he or the virus got my ip

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    Same with my case. The IP is from a local place, but I don't even know who that is.

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    Some viruses/worms are designed to automatically search for Windows systems to infect using port 135. If you have a firewall just set it to block any connections to port 135.

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    just a random ip.. he wasnt intending to attack YOU particularly.. just any target.. you just happened to be the lucky one :-). try it out yourself.. try some random ip within the bsnl range .. try pinging it, you would get a successful ping..

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    Guys.. gimme ur dynamic ips when u r online next... I'll ping u... I'll do the same....
    Last edited by itsmemad; 11-23-08 at 05:39 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by itsmemad View Post
    Gimme.. gimme ur dynamic ips when u r online next... I'll ping u... I'll do the same....
    my ip address changes every time i hang up the connection

    the last two numbers change

    superprash2003,oh i see,luckily i got my firewall,man can i disable this port 135

    i feel its no use ,as i am on my home pc and i dont do networking

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