TCP Scan by Google machine?
From: Documatrix (florrie_at_casualsailor.com)
Date: 01/07/05
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Date: 7 Jan 2005 11:19:04 -0800
I've been playing around with OnlineEye Pro today and its Network
Traffic Monitor has been logging attempts by a Google machine (verified
by WhoIs) to access TCP ports on my home Windows XP laptop. (It's up to
the 4100's now.)
Why would a Google machine do this? I'm running Google Desktop Search
and the Google Toolbar, but this hardly seems provocative.
McAfee Firewall doesn't seem to think it's a problem, and nothing seems
to be amiss on my laptop. It's just darned annoying.
Thanks for any insights.
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