I ran Shadow Security Scanner on my external IP address and it detected TCP port 2800 (Phineas Phucker) open my router. Is this something to be concerned about? It is detected on my router, because the port isn't listed in netstat nor any weird tasks running locally. The router should be blocking incoming connections anyway and I have a software firewall to block also.
If this is an external scanner, they can sometime yield quirky results. If you have a router in place, and a software firewall in addition to that, I wouldn't lose any sleep over it. Do another scan on another site and compare...
No, this is not an external scanner, it's an application used for external scanning. As EV700 performed an internal scan with it, this can yield even quirkier results But why exactly these, is over my head. EV700, where exactly did you find that the port 2800 is used by PP? I have done some serching and on several places I found out that it's port 2801 used by that trojan
