This keeps showing up in my online armor firewall logs

I came back to my computer after leaving it idle from some time and had an online armor notification that it had allowed outgoing icmp access to ping.exe. I had the firewall logs set to report block only so I don't know what it connected to, but I keep getting this notification pop up every couple of seconds. The color in the log file is green, which I assume means the connection was allowed, because blocked events typically show up as red. Any idea what it means? Here it is:


[12/02/12 02:32:17] 3056/BF0 ICMP <- Destination unreachable(Network unreachable error) 192.168.1.114 60.53.203.50
[12/02/12 02:32:17] 3056/BF0 Passed by ICMP rule
[12/02/12 02:32:25] 3056/BF0 ICMP <- Destination unreachable(Network unreachable error) 192.168.1.114 60.53.203.50
[12/02/12 02:32:25] 3056/BF0 Passed by ICMP rule
[12/02/12 02:32:27] 3056/BF0 ICMP <- Destination unreachable(Network unreachable error) 192.168.1.114 60.53.203.50
[12/02/12 02:32:27] 3056/BF0 Passed by ICMP rule
[12/02/12 02:32:29] 3056/BF0 ICMP <- Destination unreachable(Network unreachable error) 192.168.1.114 60.53.203.50
[12/02/12 02:32:29] 3056/BF0 Passed by ICMP rule
[12/02/12 02:32:37] 3056/BF0 ICMP <- Destination unreachable(Network unreachable error) 192.168.1.114 60.53.203.50
[12/02/12 02:32:37] 3056/BF0 Passed by ICMP rule

 

decide yourself if you have unwanted guests
http://whois.domaintools.com/60.53.203.50

 

So what would you do with this? I'm not sure how I would be infected with anything, or where it could've come from, because I'm pretty careful. I'm behind my router as well as online armor. Should I get a better firewall? Not really sure what I can do to stop someone like this, as a average user, beyond what I've already done.

 

Open Online Armor Configuration, go to "Firewall->ICMP" and untick "allowed" for appropriate ICMP rule

 

that does not solve the problem - whois showed up the target network.
i dont know if user operates in malysia - so its on his decision if he dont sit there.

OA has some features for its usablity but i dont think that there is a server in malysia for that feature.

so OA is formerly a firewall - OA Plus has additional antivirus.

feel free to use avira rescue disk - or kaspersky - or...
http://www.avira.com/en/support-download-avira-antivir-rescue-system
http://support.kaspersky.com/viruses/rescuedisk

burn ISO and boot from it.

 

I'll boot up the rescue disc when I get home. I'm not from malaysia, so this is very strange. I've already scanned my computer with Prevx, MSE, Kaspersky, MBAM. I don't see anything strange running either.

-edit-

I don't think the rescue discs would work. I'm using truecrypt full disc encryption.