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 2008-12-08, 01:52 |
coolkid 
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 Residential Gateway??
So i connected to a local (unsecured) wireless network using windows xp. anyways i left my pc running downloading files for a couple hours and came back to find that a residential gateway and "shared docs" was now on my computer in the new location called "network places". how and why did this happen? is this a security issue?
i also checked the open ports on my pc and 7,11,19,21,80,110 are all open. are any of these an issue? btw i do have an ftp server up. its just a new pc and i didn't expect all of these ports to be open and i didn't expect a residential gateway to be on it when i got home...?
thanks in advance.
peace
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2008-12-13, 14:52 |
Jazzy_Ways
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Re: Residential Gateway??
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Originally Posted by coolkid
So i connected to a local (unsecured) wireless network using windows xp. anyways i left my pc running downloading files for a couple hours and came back to find that a residential gateway and "shared docs" was now on my computer in the new location called "network places". how and why did this happen? is this a security issue?
i also checked the open ports on my pc and 7,11,19,21,80,110 are all open. are any of these an issue? btw i do have an ftp server up. its just a new pc and i didn't expect all of these ports to be open and i didn't expect a residential gateway to be on it when i got home...?
thanks in advance.
peace
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21 is obviously open due to your ftp server...not sure about rest though. |
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