firewall attacks, TCP 0->48573, 24.40.136.191, ERLK-TW-RALEIGH12 US server, US Internet Crime Complaint Center, EARTHLINK http://www.spaminform.com/spam-report/-c930086.html firewall attacks, TCP 0->48573, 24.40.136.191, ERLK-TW-RALEIGH12, US server US Internet Cyber Crime Complaint Center, EARTHLINK 26.4.2013 15:34 pm - IDS proto parser tcp null port (1 of 1) 24.40.136.191 0052 TCP 0->48573 What that IP 24.40.136.191 from US SERVER ERLK-TW-RALEIGH12 with brainless, helpless guys are looking for? To scan and attack the firewall from company's equipment in Asia? We not based in Tehran Iran, Pyongyang Democratic People's Republic of North Korea or Baghdad in Iraq. It seems that cybercrime, internet vandalism with abused US server equipment and long reported list is a case for NSA or CIA. NetRange: 24.40.128.0 - 24.40.143.255 NetName: ERLK-TW-RALEIGH12 - ATLANTA GA USA [abuse@abuse.earthlink.net] ticket#0001 [spam@uce.gov] report spying, port scanning, communication attacks from US server Mobile phone hacking or spying attacks by US citizen reports to US Internet Cyber Crime Complaint Center [spam@uce.gov] http://www.fbi.gov/scams-safety/e-scams/e-scams
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