AHHH What happened here?

[LordofEchoSide]

right now on my Norton firewall there was at least 30 "Default Block DeepThroat Trojan horse" warnings all together. I was using a program called The All-Seeing Eye, could that have caused it seeing as it scans servers and such. or was it something worse?

[Redo40]

Here is a link that will shed some light on the Deep Throat Trojan: DTT (http://www.nsclean.com/psc-dt.html)

[LordofEchoSide]

it says it doesn't work on NT machines and I have XP, so it was a false alarm :)

[Blakhart]

No, it said as of ver1.0 it did not infest nt types.

[LordofEchoSide]

so there's a new version that does, there's nothing in the run keys.

[Blakhart]

I have a suspicion that your all seeing eye may be infected. I did not dl it when I saw it, I will just stick with sierra, thanks....
Please note that this is only a suspicion, and that it said that ver1.0 did not infest nt boxes, not that there was a new ver out.
I am going on the assumption that there is a newer ver about, possibly integrated with all seeing eye?

[LordofEchoSide]

well I downloaded it from the offical site. my guess was since it is unregistered, when I update servers at peak hours it says scanner load too high, saving resources for registered users. I think it then switch to a slower port and that was the port for the trojan. any thing else it could be?

[kittyfire]

It's very possible the traffic on that port triggered the response even if it wasn't really that trojan at work.

That was an interesting read Redo40!

LOL I liked the list of things the "author" wrote:

1.\ Ejecting And Closing The CD-ROM Drive - Ummmmmmmmm it unscrews the CD-ROM and Ejects it across the room, Honist

Err.. okay. This is fun... why?

And I thought I was easily amused. Honist. LOLOL Yeah, genius at work.

[Redo40]

Yeah Kittyfire, I got a kick out of that myself.