ProPort, is it a good complement for a firewall?

I found this complement for a firewall, is it good?

ProPort is a trojan/nuke protection program. It will monitor local ports for incoming connections or attacks, and optionally disconnect them.

ProPort comes with a default list of 300 common trojan ports to monitor (SubSeven, NetBus, Back Orifice, etc), and can be edited by the user.

Features include:

unlimited port monitoring
auto connection kill
port list editing
attack log
remote filter
process manager
autostart method spy
autostart file editing
file scanning
Number of downloads: 15175
User rating: - Based on 2 ratings

... link removed for review CrazyM

thanks to all!!!

 

Trojan Hunter reports AIM trojan (?) in this app.

 

I hit it with the jotti online malware scanner... http://virusscan.jotti.dhs.org/

And it got nothing....I also hit it with Mcafee and ewido, and still got nothing....but better safe than sorry.

 

mmmmm, maybe I better don´t trust it

 

Most trojans can be easily modified to use another port and many P2P programs use random ports to avoid filtering. Any software that tries to identify trojan activity by port number alone is therefore going to both raise false positives and provide inadequate protection.

Proper anti-virus/anti-trojan software is a better option - port monitors are more useful for program diagnostics or to check on what data a program is sending. However some port monitors will not coexist with some firewalls (TCPView Pro and Outpost being one example).