Ok, here it is in real time...
I just got a "port scan". The IP is (94.102.51.20)
Went to...
http://whatismyipaddress.comThe ip comes back...
General IP Information
IP: 94.102.51.20
Decimal: 1583756052
Hostname: 94.102.51.20
ISP: Ecatel LTD
Organization: Ecatel LTD
Services: None detected
Type:
Assignment: Static IP
Blacklist:
Geolocation Information
Country: Netherlands nl flag
State/Region: Noord-Holland
City: Amsterdam
Latitude: 52.35 (52° 20′ 60.00″ N)
Longitude: 4.9167 (4° 55′ 0.12″ E)
Google search for Ecatel LTD...
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I am here to inform you all of Ecatel's and Cloudflare's relationship. Ecatel want proof of there clients doing anything illegal? Well isn't hosting a ...
This is what most of you are not seeing happen to your PC's.
If there is any flaw in your security (ie: your PC returns their ping) your PC is now the one that is forwarding their spam/or worse.
They find an open in port, transmit their data which flows thru your out port, and carries your IP to the next destination.
Generally they are looking for zombies. Computers to do their bidding. The more they find the larger their influence on the net, and the more spam they can deliver.
To stop them you need either Fort Knox firewall or Eset NOD firewall, AND Peer Block.
Fort Knox or ESET are the only firewalls I know of the report both port scans, AND MAC spoofing. Once they report a potential attack you can add that IP to Peer Blocks block list, and sleep tight.
Without these reports... there is no way of knowing if/when you are zombified.