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i got bluescreen while i had the firewall on

hi friends,please...
i have a little problem surfing the net, 4 days ago i installed Outpost ,the firewall,
yesterday the firewall told me somebody was scanning my ports and attack my computer with something
today i got online again different time, different proxy ,browsing diffrent sites
then he came again scanning & attacking, within 2 hours my win98 got blue screen
the strange thing(for me) is that the firewall told me that the origin of the attack came from the same ip
as my proxy was while yesterday his ip  was just from a local internet provider in my country.

does anyone know how come someone else exactly know when i get online & my ip (my proxy was anonymous)
could i be really stealth on the internet,
with the outpost firewall and an anonymous proxy i still got forced to stop surfing, booting my computer again.

the below was what someone did after gave me one time bluescreen
what did he expect, my computer is older than his grandpapa i guess

7/12/2545 18:14:30     Rst attack     211.22.33.11 -> 211.22.33.11    
7/12/2545 18:09:41     Port scanned     211.22.33.11     TCP(1917) TCP(1829)
7/12/2545 18:09:41     Connection request     211.22.33.11     TCP(1917)
7/12/2545 18:09:30     Connection request     211.22.33.11     TCP(1829)
7/12/2545 18:08:24     Connection request     211.22.33.11     TCP(1829)
7/12/2545 18:07:22     Connection request     211.22.33.11     TCP(1829)
7/12/2545 17:57:16     Port scanned     211.22.33.11     TCP(1749) TCP(1756)
7/12/2545 17:57:16     Connection request     211.22.33.11     TCP(1749)
7/12/2545 17:57:03     Connection request     211.22.33.11     TCP(1756)
7/12/2545 17:46:29     Port scanned     211.22.33.11     TCP(1462) TCP(1426)
7/12/2545 17:46:29     Connection request     211.22.33.11     TCP(1462)
7/12/2545 17:46:23     Connection request     211.22.33.11     TCP(1426)
7/12/2545 17:38:51     Rst attack     211.22.33.11 -> 211.22.33.11    
7/12/2545 17:36:22     Port scanned     211.22.33.11     TCP(1226) TCP(1225)
7/12/2545 17:36:22     Connection request     211.22.33.11     TCP(1226)
7/12/2545 17:36:19     Connection request     211.22.33.11     TCP(1225)
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this guy was trying to get you. that's the only problem.
and if you can use a proxy, why them not?
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well first off i would request a new ip address from your isp if it is static, second if its not static then do a ipconfig /release and then a ipconfig /renew hopefully this will give you a new ip address, hopefully is the key word, second if i dont know if there are programs out there but he must be listening for any traffic period coming from your ip address, i imagine he is not literally sitting at his computer waitng so he must have some sort of script running that will make his computer automatically initiate this attack, hope this helps
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I agree with bcastaldo.

just check you have up to date your programs and your firewall, and that's all.
well, maybe if you use a tool lik prelude for linux, which can detect several kinds of attacks, and block them, you will have more peace of mind :)
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https://www.experts-exchange.com/Hardware/Routers/Hey people,

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