Reporting Hackers/Worms

1) It is spelt China--without the capital H.
2) It could be worm--not a hacker.
3) Report the offender to its ISP.

Either it''s actually by two different people, in which case it''s just probably a random computer seeking worm or in the other case it could be the same person using a proxy of some sort trying to hax0r j00r crax0r

James Simmons
MindEngine Development
http://medev.sourceforge.net

That sounds like the MSBlast worm, so it's probably not a hacker attack, put the ip's into a whois get their ISP's abuse address send a report and the ISP will tell them they've got a worm

[edited by - Monder on August 13, 2003 5:54:15 PM]

Village Specialton, I think you jump to conclusions far too often.

That was me but you''ll never get me suckers!

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Original post by Village Specialton
Where can I? I found an IP in CHina trying to access SCVhost.exe on my computer. I do not know anyone in CHina. Also, a company in Chicago tryed to do the same thing, same file. They both were caught by my firewall as a "Remote Access Threat". Where can I have these checked out?

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Maybe its those aliens you claim to see...

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Thank you, monder. I might jump to conclusions, but the fact he is using RA and I don''t know him bothers me. I will use a whois to find his ISP. My computer has all ports MSblast.exe attacks closed, the patch installed, and I have made every attempt to stop it. Sorry about the spelling mistake. Geeks 2 Go forgot some of my computer parts, and I had homework, so I didn''t change it. I will also consider this a worm. I in general meant by hacker something hacking my computer.

Scott Simontis
If it wasn''t for C, we''d be using BASI, PASAL and OBOL