Avira Antivir Premium 44081 connection?

Discussion in 'other anti-virus software' started by Peace1, Dec 26, 2011.

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  1. Peace1

    Peace1 Registered Member

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  2. act8192

    act8192 Registered Member

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    Strange. Likely webguard might be watching it just like it does 44080 for http 80. Might be for the alternate http ports (80-83).
     
  3. vojta

    vojta Registered Member

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    I also have Avira's webguard listening for connections on ports 44080 and 44081.
     
  4. The Hammer

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    This is the answer provided on Avira's forum. I hope it is allowed to be posted here. "It's normal. Avira Web Protection adds a LSP to Winsock in order to intercept the HTTP connections, so Avira Web Protection listens on these ports on local loopback.

    Every page which is downloaded by the computer (browser or any other service), is first compared against a local blacklist and if it proves to be malicious (hosts malware or phishing) gets blocked. If the page passes this level, it is saved in a temporary folder and scanned by the scanning engine for malicious content. Web Protection scans incoming internet data to see if it is malware infected. Content that has been scanned and found clean is forwarded to the browser. Content that is infected can be blocked or moved to the secure quarantine".
     
  5. Peace1

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    According to Avira this is not an issue, its normal.

    Avira Antivir Premium users: is this normal? do you have a 44081 connection?
     
  6. King Grub

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    I have seen it, yes.
     
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