Hey buddy, I recommend you do a little "man ps" and "man top" for yourself. In ps, there should be an option that shows the program and its related sockets. What you can do is type "ps -p" (or whatever the extension is to see the programs), and see what's making those sockets get opened. From there, you can weed out that little bugger

"top" lists the processes that take up the most processor time on your computer, I.E., the apps that are hogging all your speed. When those packets start flying, you can type "top," and see which programs are taking the most processor time. Hopefully, this virus will show up high on top's list.

Hope this helps, you can always email me if you have any other questions!