SWare for Scanning Own Secutiry

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Kuade

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Does anyone recommend a util for scanning my own ports to check for security holes/trojans.

I'm using Tiny Personal Firewall 2.0.15 and it has picked up a lot of activity from the Dal.net servers. I dont use irc so can only assume I may have a Trojan somewhere. Theres also a lot of incoming TCP connection attempts from other servers.

I run NAV 2002 and it hasnt picked anything up. I dloaded Swat It and have also run that, it doesnt find any trojans.

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Ice-Freezer

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open up cmd.exe type netstat -a for more options netstat /?
 
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WojtekF

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Kuade,
Do you use any P2P software (Gnutella, Kazaa)?

Wojtek
 

Rigsta

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Originally posted by Kuade
Theres also a lot of incoming TCP connection attempts from other servers.

Happens all the time. I used to get anywhere between 5 to 50 of these per day when I had Norton FW installed.

(I need to find an XP-compat version of that, been too long with a FW...)
 
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marino

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The best and most complete program to scan for security holes is Nessus (www.nessus.org). It not only does portscanning, but also looks for a large number of exploits. It does require access to a real operating system.
 

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