Infected on port 1090 - Anyone explain
02 January 2002, 12:02 PM
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Apparently one of our PC's we use for downloading movies etc at work has is affected on port 1090 (That's all i know)
i presume it's the xtreme trojan because this is what I've found on the net.
Can anyone explain what it is ?
Cheers
Andy
i presume it's the xtreme trojan because this is what I've found on the net.
Can anyone explain what it is ?
Cheers
Andy
02 January 2002, 12:29 PM
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AVI,
An infected port ???? Not sure I understand.
Why don't you check out www.grc.com they will be able to securely scan your ports, etc and provide you with really interesting information regarding securing ports, etc.
Cheers Phill C
An infected port ???? Not sure I understand.
Why don't you check out www.grc.com they will be able to securely scan your ports, etc and provide you with really interesting information regarding securing ports, etc.
Cheers Phill C
02 January 2002, 12:32 PM
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I don't know what i mean, the PC is on a seperate network to ours, the admin just told us that it was broadcasting out on that port??? 
Andy
Andy
02 January 2002, 07:40 PM
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There are loads of reserved ports such as 80 for http 22 for ssh etc... the list goes on - check the link. Anyway, sorry gone off on one there - an infected port really sounds like your admin dept are getting a bit confused. Your PC could be broadcasting out on port 1090, but as for infected, hmm not sure. If your pc is behind a firewall they should have odd ports like that shut anyway, problem solved.
http://www.iana.org/assignments/port-numbers
1090/tcp FF Fieldbus Message Specification
1090/udp FF Fieldbus Message Specification
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