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1. #NORTON ANTIVIRUS FOR MAC OS X 10.6.8 MOVIE#
2. #NORTON ANTIVIRUS FOR MAC OS X 10.6.8 UPDATE#
3. #NORTON ANTIVIRUS FOR MAC OS X 10.6.8 PRO#
4. #NORTON ANTIVIRUS FOR MAC OS X 10.6.8 SOFTWARE#
5. #NORTON ANTIVIRUS FOR MAC OS X 10.6.8 DOWNLOAD#

a glitch in your software, like I think there is, I actually need to know. I have other computers on my network (different IP addresses), so if there is an actual worm Vs.

#NORTON ANTIVIRUS FOR MAC OS X 10.6.8 SOFTWARE#

I used to provide technical support for a software company.a company much smaller than yours and if clients were complaining about an issue, responding over a month later, regardless of whether the complaint came in online or by phone, I can assure you that late a response would not fly. So, my question is: has Symantec not been blocking this worm up until August of this year (I have on average three Symantec block ups a day for this worm since August) or, when you upgraded your software, was there a bug? The pop up also indicates that my own IP address is attacking my computer, but how is that possible if this worm doesn't impact Macs?

I've only started receiving these notifications since August, 2010. SQL Slammer has been around since 2003 and I've been a Symantec client with the same opperating system for years. Thank you for looking into this Ryan.but I must admit, I'm a little confused. If you need a quick response you should contact Symantec support (). While I apologize for the delay and the bug in the product, there are actually three different Symantec-run forums, not to mention discussion forums on external Mac-related Web sites that we also monitor. The Internet is very fragmented, and once an infected botnet discover a new subnet to attack they will bombard all the machines on that network until the botnet is taken down.Īlso note that this forum is NOT a place to receive official technical support. The increased activity for this worm is most likely nothing to be alarmed about, but probably indicates that your entire subnet is now being attacked more regularly. I can't say when it'll be fixed, but we definitely aware of it. This is likely why your computer's IP address is being listed as the source of the attack.

#NORTON ANTIVIRUS FOR MAC OS X 10.6.8 UPDATE#

We've discovered during the testing of our next update that our last update to Vulnerability Protection introduced a bug where the source and IP address for some UDP vulnerabilities are reversed. Thank you so very much! Ohh, and on a wonderful note! My software is obviously doing it's job, great work at making awesome software! Where should we go from here? Is there any other information that may be of use? Please review the attached file for more details.Ĭan issues like this start from visiting websites, persons capturing the IP address, and sending this portscans? Hopefully this information can help to assist everyone. So my best guess is that It could have started from there.

#NORTON ANTIVIRUS FOR MAC OS X 10.6.8 DOWNLOAD#

As well, I do not download any material from peer to peer sources. I rarely visit websites that I am not familiar with, or trust. About 20 minutes after, I started to receive this detection block. It of corse did not offer the information I wanted.

#NORTON ANTIVIRUS FOR MAC OS X 10.6.8 MOVIE#

I Googled sites that offer information on movie trailer music, I cannot remember the website name i visited, but it was an unfamiliar site and the first one on the list.

I watched a movie trailer on, and really enjoyed a song from the trailer. I do however remember the day it started to happen.

I did notice a sharp decrease in notifications last week, and I did not alter any software specifications.įrom my recolection, I had updated Lion shortly prior to this issue, possibly 2 weeks or less. With an average of 3-6 detections per day. The total Portscan Detections are now at 129 loged items, noted in the Activities log inside the norton software. I have been receiving detetions since 7/22/11. I have also been experiancing /mach_kernel Portscan detections. Ryan, since you seem to be the authority here, I'd like to give you as much information as possible on this continued problem. I'm not using a Corporate Edition and I don't imagine a product downloaded directly from Symantec only 3 months ago (June 2011) could be considered an out-dated product and surely was configured to be compatible with Lion which was released only a month later.Īs you point out, I can disable the notification but before I do that I need to know if this is a genuine vulnerability or a software problem. And this happens regardless of whether I am at home, at the office or on the road. The repeated vulnerability warnings have continued in Lion - sometimes at the rate of once or twice a day, sometimes nothing comes up for days at a time.

#NORTON ANTIVIRUS FOR MAC OS X 10.6.8 PRO#

At the time I was running Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) on my MacBook Pro and have since upgraded to 10.7.1 (Lion). I bought Norton Internet Security 4 for Mac as a download from Symantec in June.