simo1337
November 8th, 2009, 05:08 AM
As of this morning, I checked my systems' connections and noticed that svchost was establishing a connection on port 1173 with a remote IP (80.157.150.56:80).
I would have guessed it would be an ordinary system update, except that when I looked up the IP, it was a RIPE NCC IP and got me worried. Why would svchost need to connect to an IP within the RIPE NCC range, it's not like Windows Update servers are located there ? or are they ?
I would have guessed it would be an ordinary system update, except that when I looked up the IP, it was a RIPE NCC IP and got me worried. Why would svchost need to connect to an IP within the RIPE NCC range, it's not like Windows Update servers are located there ? or are they ?