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Below is taken from portsdb.org...I don't have a clue what ms-slipstream is.
Does that help?
You should also have a look at grc.com...great site (not very linux, sadly),
but decent at the security analysis...
Russell
3132
TCP
ms-slipstream
MS-Slipstream
3132
UDP
ms-slipstream
IANA
IANA
MS-Slipstream
On Saturday 20 April 2002 00:49 am, you wrote:
> My router lights looked like a science fiction computer just before I left
> for work yesterday afternoon, but a quick check of the logs didn't turn up
> anything scary. I bounced every one of the servers I am running and nothing
> changed so I went off to work. When I got home a half hour ago, the same
> situation was still occuring.
>
> This time I saw the ip address 209.61.157.231 coming in on port 3132 / 3133
> and being responded to via http off my wifes Win 98 machine (running Zone
> Alarm). So I checked that address out with nmap and almost instantly the
> wild lights on the router immediately went silent. Whois says the IP
> address is owned by a bloke in Sault Ste. Marie, ON.
>
> To the best of my knowledge, my wifes machine does not have any form of
> HTTP installed.
>
>
> Any thoughts on this would be welcomed.
>
> Bill
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