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@Date: Tue, 05 Aug 2003 10:24:04 -0700 (PDT)
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Using netstat -l I found port 6711 open. That is listed as a known
backdoor for a few trojans.
First, I don't know how a trojan can be running on my os/2 system.
But more important, how do I identify what application has this
port open so I can determine what is going on?
I guess I can't close it without knowing what is using it but I
have blocked it at the firewall.
I'm very puzzled about this unusual port opening.
Rgds, Jon
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