Re: Thousands of attempts to port 35825 and 11090

I couldn't find anything on these ports either.  It's possible they're us=
ed by a trojan program.

First scan all your machines behind your router for these open ports.  It=
's possible one of your machines has been infected with a trojan, "phoned=
 home", and now the attacker is trying to gain access.
Just to be safe, run a full virus scan and adware/malware scan or your ma=
chines.

If these scans come up negative, and you don't have the ports open on any=
 of your machines, then you're probably safe.

How often do these connection attempts occur?

It's most likely an automated process, possibly scanning your entire IP b=
lock for infected machines.

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