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Network security -- Norton edition

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By Team_RGB
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I personally wouldn't use either, network security software often causes far more problems than it solves.

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They are coming from internal IP's. Where was your computer connected at the time? If it was at school/work, could be another device generating the traffic.

Same goes if you have multiple devices at home. But nothing much to be concerned with because it was detected and blocked. The software is doing what it is supposed to do. 

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