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Unauthorized port scans coming from our mail server

Asked by webfeat in Windows Network Security

We have been notified by reliable sources that our mail server is running port scans on their server. We have closed all access to port 10000, (We think that Veritas may have been the culprit) however the outgoing scans continue. Nortons found dfind.exe and hacktool.dfind and those have been quarantined. We have also run: Spybot, Windows Defender, Unhackme, hijackthis, and AA tools but the outgoing scans continue. This is running on our mailserver and the control.exe seems to be maxing out the processor. The mailserver is running Merak mail software and appears to have pirated the control.exe file from the mailserver? (However, the mailserver runs but has given multiple PHP errors over the last week and is running VERY slow.) I have run multiple searches for the dfind or hacktool files but am unable to locate them or to find what files that they may have launched in order to initiate the port scans. Hijackthis logs didn't show anything too suspicious. Help? What will make this stop!!

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