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By urbancamper
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11 minutes ago, urbancamper said:

It is possible this is a regular thing. I just don't know.

Port-scans happen all the time and there's nothing to be alarmed about as long as your network is secure.

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I did not see a section on security.I had no idea where to put this, so here it is. Someone in China is trying to break into my system? Maybe? I noticed in this when I upgraded to Bitdefender total security. It is possible this is a regular thing. I just don't know. There are a few different I.P.  I took a couple screenshots and pasted them together. Hopefully it will be enough that I am only showing you one of the i.p.

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11 minutes ago, urbancamper said:

It is possible this is a regular thing. I just don't know.

Port-scans happen all the time and there's nothing to be alarmed about as long as your network is secure.

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hi @urbancamper

 

Not sure how bitdefender would detect this when its not running at the external IP of your network but anyway. Ports scans are done automatic from the internet by botnets. So it might happen to you once in a while. In a normal situation you don't have to worry when you got only the following ports open.

 

PORT    STATE SERVICE
53/tcp  open  domain
80/tcp  open  http
443/tcp open  https

 

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