When I open the line of PENetwork, my nis blocked it.
Norton started declaring to boot-land.net
Norton declared to Nuno!
Started by
yahoouk
, Jul 22 2009 09:36 PM
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yahoouk
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Posted 22 July 2009 - 09:36 PM
Hi Nuno and all,
When I open the line of PENetwork, my nis blocked it.
Norton started declaring to boot-land.net
When I open the line of PENetwork, my nis blocked it.
Norton started declaring to boot-land.net
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Posted 22 July 2009 - 09:48 PM
Geez.. great..
Any more bright news?
Would you please explain better:
The only possible relation between PEnetwork and http://nunobrito.eu is probably the IP address so this might mean that it's time to change the current IP address to something else.
Just wish norton would be a bit more specific regarding what kind of "attack" it is referring since on top of my head I can think about 20 different ways or characteristics from our software that might be used in the wrong way.
No wonder they also declared war on TFTPD32 just a few weeks ago..
Any more bright news?
Would you please explain better:
When I open the line of PENetwork, my nis blocked it
The only possible relation between PEnetwork and http://nunobrito.eu is probably the IP address so this might mean that it's time to change the current IP address to something else.
Just wish norton would be a bit more specific regarding what kind of "attack" it is referring since on top of my head I can think about 20 different ways or characteristics from our software that might be used in the wrong way.
No wonder they also declared war on TFTPD32 just a few weeks ago..
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Posted 22 July 2009 - 10:03 PM
I think something is wrong in that page.
Anybody who has a problem with open that link?
Further detail from Norton.
No worry, it might be positive fault.
yahooUK
Anybody who has a problem with open that link?
Further detail from Norton.
No worry, it might be positive fault.
yahooUK
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Posted 22 July 2009 - 10:10 PM
Yes, I liked reading:
I've also sent an email to the hosting provider requesting a new IP but now I see that this is something specific to the site and software.
Maybe Holger can understand what the Norton page is talking about if it's directly related to PENetwork.
From my side, both winbuilder and ninja pendisk use COM to download files using Internet Explorer but these are free and public libraries that might as well be used by those who write malicious codings..
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I've also sent an email to the hosting provider requesting a new IP but now I see that this is something specific to the site and software.
Maybe Holger can understand what the Norton page is talking about if it's directly related to PENetwork.
From my side, both winbuilder and ninja pendisk use COM to download files using Internet Explorer but these are free and public libraries that might as well be used by those who write malicious codings..
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Posted 22 July 2009 - 10:44 PM
Why not script it to use wget instead?
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Posted 22 July 2009 - 11:40 PM
This is the same problem I reported several days ago (with Symantec Endpoint Security). My messages about it seem to have disappeared ...
I can't open the PENetwork topic on the machine that's runign Symantec Endpoint Security.
I can't open the PENetwork topic on the machine that's runign Symantec Endpoint Security.
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