Just curious what your thoughts are on this and of course I'll learn something.
I was updating and decided to look at the history of blocked intrusions and as I looked at the last weeks approximately 100 blocked I noticed the IP Sources of blocked intrusions were the following #'s:
192.168.1.66, .65 and .64. Across the description were the Destination IP's and they were always the corresponding IP's. For instance if the source was ending in 1.64 the Destination would be 1.66 and vice versa. What I'm wondering is if these are attempted auto updates from Microsoft that are being blocked? The reason I ask is a friend sent me an itinerary of her trip and I had to open Micro Office. It kept asking me to download Office related programs and when Comodo popped up before the 3rd download I denied the access and then went to Programs and I saw I already had Micro Office installed before I bought the laptop...hmmm? The 2 Office(?) related programs I had just downloaded I erased immediately. If I already have Office then why the extra programs just to open the itenirary?
I don't download many new programs, so I rarely see Comodo's warning screen. I never did view the intinerary. It all might have been OK, but when Comodo popped up I'm taking no chances. I did send it to Comodo for analysis, but have no idea the result.
thanks!
steve
I was updating and decided to look at the history of blocked intrusions and as I looked at the last weeks approximately 100 blocked I noticed the IP Sources of blocked intrusions were the following #'s:
192.168.1.66, .65 and .64. Across the description were the Destination IP's and they were always the corresponding IP's. For instance if the source was ending in 1.64 the Destination would be 1.66 and vice versa. What I'm wondering is if these are attempted auto updates from Microsoft that are being blocked? The reason I ask is a friend sent me an itinerary of her trip and I had to open Micro Office. It kept asking me to download Office related programs and when Comodo popped up before the 3rd download I denied the access and then went to Programs and I saw I already had Micro Office installed before I bought the laptop...hmmm? The 2 Office(?) related programs I had just downloaded I erased immediately. If I already have Office then why the extra programs just to open the itenirary?
I don't download many new programs, so I rarely see Comodo's warning screen. I never did view the intinerary. It all might have been OK, but when Comodo popped up I'm taking no chances. I did send it to Comodo for analysis, but have no idea the result.
thanks!
steve