If you like what you are reading, please consider buying us a coffee or 2 as a token of appreciation. We are thankful for your never ending support. Have a question or suggestion? Please leave a comment to start the discussion. Please keep in mind that all comments are moderated and your email address will NOT be published. After a first and quick analisys the only software that was doing some kind of unusual activity was the update of AVG internet security licensed.
Before to go ahead with a time consuming full forensic analysis I would like to be sure that the "attack" was not binded to the product. Regards Danilo. We are here to clarify you. AVG Internet Security is protection program and it will not cause these kind of attacks. If user installed AVG Internet security and remote shield component it ON, allows you to control which IP addresses can remotely access your PC, and blocks all other connection attempts.
So, we will check and help you with it. You can post the screenshot here in your topic. Thanks in advance. The source IP address was the one assigned to my wife's laptop and the scan started after 2 seconds the AVG engine update completition. I have made a quick live analisys of my wife PC but I do not find anything. If this kind of scan is not a feature of AVG I must proceed with a full forensic analisys sigh. If I find a new malware sample I will provide it to you.
Thank again for your time and effort. From your message, we see that you're receiving the notification regarding brute force attack from your NIDS product. It will not create an attempt on other devices. Danilo Massa Hello Dinesh, Just for your information, I have discovered that is AVG to execute this kind of bruteforce when you do a network scanning using the "Network Inspector" feature. At present time I am very busy but in the past I have raised a legal issue to the producer of another security software that have integrated in his product a similar feature.
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