200.49.21.14 resides in Chile
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83.8.78.79 resides in Poland
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Zone Alarm has been known to throw false speculations. Now if you are in chat rooms there are probably going to be people from all over the world in the room as well. This being where the out of country IP's are coming from. If you are talking to them a connection was made, which would show up in the netstat results.
AVG sometimes gets picked up by other spyware programs as being a known spyware application. If I were you, I would recommend you use somethign other than ZoneAlarm and AVG. I don't really recommend software to people to purchase, simply because there are many free programs out there that can do just as good. Such as Spybot Seach & Destroy.
But, in your case; i would recommend that you spend a few buck and purchase PC Tools Spyware Doctor & Anti-Virus software. You can get it from www.pctools.com for $39.99 for the bundled price.
I'm assuming that you paid for the ZoneAlarm and AVG software. If you did then I would suggest you count it as a loss and get a better program that is a bit more reliable such as the PCTools or McAfee or Nortons Internet Security.
Also, if you are still worried; contact your ISP and request that they change your IP address. They will want to know why, so be prepared to explain to them that you think someone has obtained your IP address and has been using it to monitor your activity. For the time being increase the level of security on your current firewall application.
Hope that helps.
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by: moh10lyPosted on 2007-06-22 at 07:49:49ID: 19341865
Now i have this alert co.papnet. cl(200.49. 21.14)(UDP Port 2495).
The firewall has blocked internet access to your Computer (NetBIOS Name) from 21.49.200.condor.ubr7223.t
and this
The firewall has blocked internet access to your Computer (NetBIOS Name) 213.17.9.234 netbios name