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What Operating System are you running:
Windows 2000 Pro SP4
Do you have all critical Updates installed?
I think there are 7 or so new patches that affect some RTF functionality that I don't have..
If you answered No to last question what was last update you installed?
Patched up to end of December 2006
Do you have an anti virus program?
Yes
If yes what program is it?
AVG/Free
Also do you keep it updated with latest definitions?
Daily
Do you have a firewall?
No / Behind a router with a F.W.
If yes what type?
Router (all inbound ports blocked)
Do you have any spy/adware checking programs?
Yup
If yes what ones?
Adaware
Have you scanned your PC with an http://housecall.trendmicro.com/online virus scanner
NOT YET (at work at the moment will do when I am home)
If yes what were the reults?
See above
How do you connect to the internet? (dial-up, adsl etc)
Cable Modem
Are you on a LAN?
Yes
If yes what type is it (Home/Business – Wireless etc)
Home wired (has wireless enabled on same router though with WPA / AES)
What makes you think you are being hacked?
Paranoid, Connected up to secureix no-firewalled VPN server for 4 hours. So would have had no firewall inline.
How long has this being going on?
just over a week.
Any other comments?
I have ultravnc 1.0.2 installed and listening.
Is it likely somebody could have been looking at files on my system? I keep some (potentially) sensitive data on my computer and do not want that to have been stolen!!
I connected again to this service to do a port scan from auditmypc and grc and the results said that ports 1723 and 5900 where open, ports 22,135-140,445 where all stealth and the rest where closed.
I am really paranoid about this and am eager to know if it is a common for evil people stealing data in this type of scenario.
Sorry if my understanding of all of this is not too good!
Any help would be great, thanks.
