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Hello Eugene Palenock! In a message of 05 Feb 00 Eugene Palenock wrote to All: EP> Moreover, this happens quite often... There are a lot of scanners. They scan mainly port 12345, 31337, and more a couple of some to confirm the Trojan or Bacorifis. If the Trojan does not sit, that is, the antivirus does not find it, then there is no danger. At the scanner's ports are usually locked, so no harm can be done to it, unless flood with a corresponding good channel. ICQ cannot be detected by IP really. There is also no way to communicate with the scanner in any other way. You can only make fun of it, that is, install daimons that emulate it a Trojan based on its algorithm and giving out some kind of joke, for example like: Hello [%s], how do you do? I am sure, you will feel pretty bad after this experience, hehe: wanted to bo and be bo-ed, lol. Anyway, your ip was logged and sent to the "International Anti Hacking Organization" in LA CA. BTW This is an Amiga, friend, not a lamer windoze! This is a message from a daimon responding to a scan for bacoriphis, port 31337. :-) This makes the scanners angry. Best regards, Alex from FFC COMPUTERS. >E-MAIL: asder_ffc@softhome.net ICQ: #13064553