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Hello,
Since I downloaded the full open-source Linux-distro BLAG, and installed it and removed it again, www.blagblagblag.org is very frequently trying to get access to my PC (according to the ...
- 01-18-2007 #1Just Joined!
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Why is www/blagblagblag.org continuisly scanning my port
Hello,
Since I downloaded the full open-source Linux-distro BLAG, and installed it and removed it again, www.blagblagblag.org is very frequently trying to get access to my PC (according to the ZoneAlarm block list).
I consider this very suspect and also uncomprehensible, for a Linux-distro which claims to be morally superb (to only deal with truly open source).
Can somebody explain this, or has anybody more info on the organisation behind BLAG (through Google I did not find anything disturbing!).
PS
At the installation it was remarked that SELinux (security?) deliberately was not activated. Why is that?
Best Regards
Joepi
- 01-18-2007 #2
Well, the selinux is no big deal, many (perhaps most) don't use it out of the box (debian and ubuntu don't use it by default).
I would get a log of the times/date and ips that are port scanning and post to the blag forum asking about it.Brilliant Mediocrity - Making Failure Look Good
- 01-18-2007 #3Just Joined!
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if the times in the log (mentioned above) are spaced with the same time, it might be an automated process. I suggest asking BLAG directly about this. Or at least change IP if possible if there is no reply by BLAG when you ask.
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Blag
I think now that the people of BLAG itself probably will have nothing to do with this.
So sorry for the bad idea that I gave.
Possibly something on www.blagblagblag.org is sending signals. Or a triviallity is going on.
Greetings


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