AboutDave Mitch Expertise Trouble shooting in any of the following areas: Virus / Spy-ware / Mal-ware issues, Windows, Linux, virtual environments such as VMWare, Virtual ToolBox. Vast and varied hands-on expertise in a range of open source network security tools and utilities.Have worked on projects requiring practical implementation and configuration tweaking of Intrusion Detection / Prevention Systems, Enterprise-class Patch Management Solutions, Customization of Network Audit Framework and Penetration Test Tool Compilation. Consultant for corporations, NOCs (Network Operations Centres) in the area of Virtual appliances for office(and home) environments for secure browsing / traffic monitoring / Anti-spam / "anti-phising" with content filtering capability.
Experience Virus/Spyware/Malware trouble shooting, Windows, VMWare, Linux. With over 10 years of industry experience in the Information Security field, I would be able to offer my experience and time to solve your problem. If any solution requires more time and effort or you require a customized product, I would be able to do so for a small fee.
Organizations FA Inc.
Education/Credentials Graduate Degree in Computer Science
Question hello sir, myself nitin from India . i have an adsl 256kbps net and using kaspersky internet security 2009.sir many time when i use internet kaspersky pop up and give me message that-" detected :intrusion.win.mssql.worm.helkern, udp from 190.210.25.161 (ip address change in all messages)to local port 1434 is blocked but attacking computer can not be blocked because ip address is spoofed.
sir what that's mean? is someone try to hake my computer. is kaspersky not able to stop that?and what action i should take?
sorry for my bad English
Answer Update your XP to SP3. Also use Autopatcher (available as a free download at http://www.autopatcher.com/ ) to keep the Windows updated subsequently after SP3.
Also keep your Kaspersky updated. The log files are indicating a successful containment of the intrusion attempt. It is an automated attack (self propagating worm).
