I don't see anyone on google who has asked this question ever but I'm amazed if I'm being targeted by anyone.
I try to use "netstat -ban" to view connections to and from my WinXP PC but netstat gives only one quick snapshot in time so it misses a lot.
In searching for a program which will log all the "connections" to/from my computer, I found on SourceForge freeware called the "PeerGuardian2" firewall for Windows XP (FAQ
Instantly after installing PeerGuardian, I was shocked at what I see connecting to/from my computer! But one entry in particular frustrates me.
Can you help me ascertain who or what is connecting to me?
Most of the connections, when I look them up, have been reported before in the usenet newsgroups but one.
The one that doesn't seem to have a google record is the google search: "PeerGuardian Declude, Inc."
Specifically, PeerGuardian constantly logs hits such as: Time: Range: Source: Destination: Protocol: Action:
15:23:12 Declude, Inc 192.168.1.2:3866 70.87.188.180:80 TCP Blocked 15:23:12 Declude, Inc 192.168.1.2:3872 70.87.188.180:80 TCP Blocked 15:23:12 Declude, Inc 192.168.1.2:3887 70.87.188.180:80 TCP Blocked etc.Two things initially puzzle me. The first is these seem to be OUTGOING connections but I didn't ask to connect to anything (I tested it right after a reboot with nothing running overtly and no web pages up). The second is that Declude, Inc. appears to sell email security software but I didn't order any email security software (News at
Why am I the only one trying to google for "Declude Inc" TCP:80 attacks?
donnie