Dustin, I've gathered some information for you. Use what you can and ignore the rest.
First, I'm not sure of what you problem is or if you actually have a problem. Posts 2 & 4 can be ignored as no applicable You're overclocking and obviously a serious gamer.
Your router should stop UDP packets from the internet. Whether it is wired or unwired, if you looked at your router logs you would see it dropping unwanted packets all the time. I am not convinced anything is going on here, other than you seeing someone on an unsecured wireless network.
Country Code in US for AR is for Arkansas, not Argerntina.
Your TCPip NameServer = 64.233.128.10
IP 64.233.128.10
OrgName: Ritter Communications, Inc.
OrgID: RITT
Address: 3300 One Place
City: Jonesboro
StateProv: AR=
Arkansas
PostalCode: 72404
Country: US
Is this your ISP?
You also have this protocol running:
O18 - Protocol: grooveLocalGWS - this is for Microsoft Office\Office12\GrooveSystemServices.dll
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/groove/default.aspx
The description of this program from Microsoft:
Office Groove 2007 is a collaboration software program that
helps teams work together dynamically and effectively, even if team members work for different organizations, work remotely, or work offline.
- Create a Groove workspace right on your computer with two clicks.
- Invite your colleagues, partners, and customers without worrying about networks or servers.
- Add tools to support your team’s evolving needs: file-sharing, discussions, meetings, business forms, and more.
Is it possible that any of this 'collaboration' is causing the packets. But it seems to me that what you are seeing is normal internet traffic.
92.105.11.59 UDP 50684 Dropped Switzerland
212.118.142.77 UDP 50684 Dropped Saudi Arabia
IP 92.105.11.59
inetnum: 92.105.0.0 - 92.105.191.255
netname: BLUEWIN-3PLAY-NET
descr: Bluewin is an LIR and ISP in Switzerland.(Swiscom)
descr: This range is used for dynamic customer pools.
country: CH
SwiResidential Customers:
The Residential Customers Division is the contact partner for mobile and fixed-line customers, provides Switzerland with broadband Internet access (DSL) and offers digital television (IPTV) with its Bluewin TV service. With
www.bluewin.ch it also operates Switzerland’s most-visited Internet site.sscom Switzerland:
Bluewin AG provides broadband services. The company is based in Zurich, Switzerland. Bluewin AG operates as a subsidiary of Swisscom Fixnet AG
IP 212.118.142.77
netname: SAUDINET-INFRASTRUCTURE
descr: AL_JAWAL 3G IPVPN
remarks: For any Abuse or Spamming Please send an e-mail to
abuse@saudi.net.sa
country: SA
Excellent firewall information on
Firewall Forensics- What AM I Seeing?
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