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  1. nitecruzr
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    Port Explorer Wish List

    Right now, packets are listed in 3 places. - Windows Log - File Log - SocketSpy The Window Log and SocketSpy lists assign a packet...
    Post by: nitecruzr, Jan 30, 2005 in forum: Port Explorer
  2. nitecruzr
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    Svchost.Exe Hijacked??

    Pieter, I like to have a Command window open for quick access to command line utilities. I put it in Startup so it's at the top of the Toolbar...
    Post by: nitecruzr, Jul 17, 2003 in forum: privacy problems
  3. nitecruzr
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    Socket Spy Doesn't

    Jason, "Socket Spy doesnt save COLUMN positions or widths iirc, but it does save the overall socket spy window size. " That's one of the...
    Post by: nitecruzr, Jul 17, 2003 in forum: Port Explorer
  4. nitecruzr
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    Svchost.Exe Hijacked??

    Thank you all for your comments and suggestions. The traffic was caused by about a dozen UPnP enabled hosts, all within my ISPs address space,...
    Post by: nitecruzr, Jul 16, 2003 in forum: privacy problems
  5. nitecruzr
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    Socket Spy Doesn't

    OK. I know what the mysterious traffic comes from. But I would _really_ like to use Socket Spy to confirm it. I greatly hope that this...
    Post by: nitecruzr, Jul 16, 2003 in forum: Port Explorer
  6. nitecruzr
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    Svchost.Exe Hijacked??

    Jooske, I've been using WT for years. Never seen an alert on it. Just checked my AA and Spybot logs, and I don't see anything there either....
    Post by: nitecruzr, Jul 16, 2003 in forum: privacy problems
  7. nitecruzr
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    Socket Spy Doesn't

    Other web discussions indicate port 1900 is uPNP, which is possible since I enabled uPNP on my router, to get my audio and video conversations to...
    Post by: nitecruzr, Jul 16, 2003 in forum: Port Explorer
  8. nitecruzr
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    Svchost.Exe Hijacked??

    Curious about what traffic was going thru my router, I installed Port Explorer from DiamondCS on my WinXP workstation. Idly glancing thru the...
    Thread by: nitecruzr, Jul 16, 2003, 8 replies, in forum: privacy problems
  9. nitecruzr
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    Socket Spy Doesn't

    "You can put your colums as you want them and it should stay that way in memory." I am glad you agree "should" stay that way. Does it stay that...
    Post by: nitecruzr, Jul 16, 2003 in forum: Port Explorer
  10. nitecruzr
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    Socket Spy Doesn't

    Wayne, Looking at your example PE display in your first reply above, I notice the Process column (in the Socket List window) appears as the...
    Post by: nitecruzr, Jul 16, 2003 in forum: Port Explorer
  11. nitecruzr
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    Socket Spy Doesn't

    No, I was wrong. Some instances of svchost.exe can be spied upon. Although it's kinda hard identifying the actual socket the packet comes from -...
    Post by: nitecruzr, Jul 16, 2003 in forum: Port Explorer
  12. nitecruzr
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    Socket Spy Doesn't

    Here's some more information about process 956. I have done a bit more research on this particular process; it appears to be related to uPNP,...
    Post by: nitecruzr, Jul 16, 2003 in forum: Port Explorer
  13. nitecruzr
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    Socket Spy Doesn't

    The remote addresses include various hosts around the country, some inside the address space of my ISP, and some in my personal LAN. Trying to...
    Post by: nitecruzr, Jul 16, 2003 in forum: Port Explorer
  14. nitecruzr
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    Socket Spy Doesn't

    Jason, The folder which PE is installed in is writable. Other sockets can be spied upon successfully, just not this one. The Traffic Log window...
    Post by: nitecruzr, Jul 16, 2003 in forum: Port Explorer
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    Socket Spy Doesn't

    I'm running PE V1.7 on WinXP. PE sees a lot of traffic incoming on local UDP port 1900 (SSDP). Since PE was started a couple hours ago, it has...
    Thread by: nitecruzr, Jul 15, 2003, 22 replies, in forum: Port Explorer
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