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    Sam of California Guest

    Is this Decisionmark SpyWare?

    I happened to be capturing UDP packets for some other purpose and I got some
    that seem to be spyware. If interested, see:

    http://groups.google.com/groups?selm...erver.ntli.net

    The important information from that is that the source port of the UDP
    packets was 80 and the source IP was 65.215.158.8 (Decisionmark Corp) for 4
    packets, each with a target port of 3210, 3213, 3214 and 3216. I am not a
    TCP/IP specialist, but based on the answer I got in that other newsgroup, I
    got the impression that this is SpyWare.

    However now I notice that one of Decisionmark's two primary businesses is
    TitanTV.com, which I use. So perhaps there is nothing for me to be concerned
    about.

    Does anyone think there is any reason to suspect there is some SpyWare
    activity here?



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    sponge Guest

    Re: Is this Decisionmark SpyWare?

    On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 22:11:51 GMT, "Sam of California"
    <samuel@socal.rr.com> wrote:

    >I happened to be capturing UDP packets for some other purpose and I

    got some
    >that seem to be spyware. If interested, see:
    >
    >http://groups.google.com/groups?selm...erver.ntli.net
    >
    >The important information from that is that the source port of the

    UDP
    >packets was 80 and the source IP was 65.215.158.8 (Decisionmark Corp)

    for 4
    >packets, each with a target port of 3210, 3213, 3214 and 3216. I am

    not a
    >TCP/IP specialist, but based on the answer I got in that other

    newsgroup, I
    >got the impression that this is SpyWare.
    >
    >However now I notice that one of Decisionmark's two primary

    businesses is
    >TitanTV.com, which I use. So perhaps there is nothing for me to be

    concerned
    >about.
    >
    >Does anyone think there is any reason to suspect there is some

    SpyWare
    >activity here?


    It sounds like they USE spyware, based on their privacy policy; they
    seem a little like TiVO. However, if it was spyware, you'd be seeing
    traffic going FROM your system, not coming TO it, and most likely,
    TCP. Are you 100% positive that it's coming FROM Decisionmark? If it
    were going to them, then those numbers would make a lot more sense.

    http://titantv.com/ttv/menu/privacy.aspx

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