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From: "Lord Turkey Cough" <spamdump.RemoveThis@invalid.com>

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| "David H. Lipman" <DLipman~nospam~@Verizon.Net> wrote in message
| news:EAqqj.19434$hF2.8364@trnddc02...
>> From: "Lord Turkey Cough" <spamdump.RemoveThis@invalid.com>
>>
>> I stated...
>> "If you probe my IP you won't find out anything."
>>
>> You eplied...
>> "Computer off line due to a virus infection?"
>>
>> Not even close. It is because my Router is locked down, wob't respond to
>> 'pings', Telnet,
>> TFTP or other atempts at communication.
|
| How quaint, neither will mine.
| If fact you will find it hard to find a computer at my IP adress at all.
|
>> When you see the WAN address you can't see the
>> non-routable private address scheme of 192.168.x.y and the Router will NOT
>> translate that
>> WAN to LAN address from the POV of the Internet.
>>
>> Your conclusions in this thread are faulty to say the least and I am not
>> going to hash and
>> rehash answers to try to convince you otherwise.
|
| Better no do cos you will look very silly when I prove you wronog.
|
>> Please take the time to research this subject matter.
|
| An ironic statement if ever iheard one.
|
>> If you do you will learn that due to
>> simplistic FireWall constructs found in NAT Routers and specifically
>> Network address
>> Translation nodes from the POV of the Internet can not simply access nodes
>> on the LAN side.
>> Additionally you will learn the software based FireWalls are placebos when
>> compared to an PC
>> (even with open ports) that are behind a NAT Router or a Router with a
>> full FireWall
>> implementation.
|
| Largly piffle.
| Do some real resaerch instad of parroting something you found on the the net
| or repeatiing a salesmans prattle
|

< plonk >

--
Dave
http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html
Multi-AV - http://www.pctipp.ch/downloads/dl/35905.asp

"David H. Lipman" <DLipman~nospam~@Verizon.Net> wrote in message
news:eJrqj.109350$U12.53357@trnddc06...
> From: "Lord Turkey Cough" <spamdump DeleteThis @invalid.com>
>
> |
> | "David H. Lipman" <DLipman~nospam~@Verizon.Net> wrote in message
> | news:EAqqj.19434$hF2.8364@trnddc02...
>>> From: "Lord Turkey Cough" <spamdump DeleteThis @invalid.com>
>>>
>>> I stated...
>>> "If you probe my IP you won't find out anything."
>>>
>>> You eplied...
>>> "Computer off line due to a virus infection?"
>>>
>>> Not even close. It is because my Router is locked down, wob't respond
>>> to
>>> 'pings', Telnet,
>>> TFTP or other atempts at communication.
> |
> | How quaint, neither will mine.
> | If fact you will find it hard to find a computer at my IP adress at all.
> |
>>> When you see the WAN address you can't see the
>>> non-routable private address scheme of 192.168.x.y and the Router will
>>> NOT
>>> translate that
>>> WAN to LAN address from the POV of the Internet.
>>>
>>> Your conclusions in this thread are faulty to say the least and I am not
>>> going to hash and
>>> rehash answers to try to convince you otherwise.
> |
> | Better no do cos you will look very silly when I prove you wronog.
> |
>>> Please take the time to research this subject matter.
> |
> | An ironic statement if ever iheard one.
> |
>>> If you do you will learn that due to
>>> simplistic FireWall constructs found in NAT Routers and specifically
>>> Network address
>>> Translation nodes from the POV of the Internet can not simply access
>>> nodes
>>> on the LAN side.
>>> Additionally you will learn the software based FireWalls are placebos
>>> when
>>> compared to an PC
>>> (even with open ports) that are behind a NAT Router or a Router with a
>>> full FireWall
>>> implementation.
> |
> | Largly piffle.
> | Do some real resaerch instad of parroting something you found on the the
> net
> | or repeatiing a salesmans prattle
> |
>

Ah running away when the going gets abit hot for you eh?
You still have no provided adaquate answers to my questions so that
is no surprise.
Were are the 48,000 virus infections I should be having, you didn't quite
manage to a address that one either, just concentrated on making
up as many acronymns as you can, oh and yes placeabos, how posh.

<Plink!!>


> < plonk >
>
> --
> Dave
> http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html
> Multi-AV - http://www.pctipp.ch/downloads/dl/35905.asp
>
>

"Lord Turkey Cough" wrote:

> "Ant" wrote:
>> Read the original question again.
>
> REad my posts gain.

No point. There was nothing of value there the first time. You're
obviously a newbie and a troll.

"Ant" <not DeleteThis @home.today> wrote in message
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> "Lord Turkey Cough" wrote:
>
>> "Ant" wrote:
>>> Read the original question again.
>>
>> REad my posts gain.
>
> No point. There was nothing of value there the first time. You're
> obviously a newbie and a troll.

No quite the opposite, you are either an idiot or a troll, if I had
to put my money on either I think I would tend to go for the fromer
but it's obviously a tough call and chances are you are a bit of both.
>
>

From: "Virus Guy" <Virus.DeleteThis@Guy.com>


|
| You should qualify that statement.
|
| It should read "unpatched Windows NT-based PC". As in Windows NT, 2K
| or XP.
|
| Windows 98/se, as installed using it's default installation settings,
| is not (and was not) vulnerable to network-based exploits (worms
| mostly) like NT, 2K and XP were, and for which the phrase "Internet
| Survival Time" was coined for (google that phrase for more
| background).

Not 100% true.

For TCP ports 135 and 445 - yes.

However Win9x/ME was very vulnerable to worms using NetBIOS over IP as infection vectors.

The BugBear comes to mind as well as Baloon and Netlog worms.

--
Dave
http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html
Multi-AV - http://www.pctipp.ch/downloads/dl/35905.asp

From: "David H. Lipman" <DLipman~nospam~@Verizon.Net>


|
| Not 100% true.
|
| For TCP ports 135 and 445 - yes.
|
| However Win9x/ME was very vulnerable to worms using NetBIOS over IP as infection vectors.
|
| The BugBear comes to mind as well as Baloon and Netlog worms.
|

I believe early SDBot variants did as well. I f I remeber correctly they had a large list
of passwords they used to access NetBIOS over IP shares.

--
Dave
http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html
Multi-AV - http://www.pctipp.ch/downloads/dl/35905.asp