General Information
Hostname: mepo.spd.co.il
ISP: Golden Lines Cable
Organization: Golden Lines Cable
Proxy: None detected
Type: Cable/DSL

Geo-Location Information

Country: Israel
State/Region: 05
City: Tel Aviv
Latitude: 32.0667
Longitude: 34.7667

that is intresting!!

The website (glocals) is hosted in Israel.

Though, because their ISP seems to have gained a peering with the Swiss Internet Exchange sometime recently, hop-induced latency-problems noticed on launch of the new site should no longer exist.

Anyway - does Norton say what exactly glocals.com was trying to do to your computer?

Regards,

Rainer

No, it did not say i thing:(

Hm.

I use Mac OS X or Linux/Unix, so I have little expertise with this stuff.

On http://linkscanner.explabs.com/linkscanner/default.aspx

you can do a check and it also says "1 Threat" - but doesn't go into specifics.

http://www.google.com/safebrowsing/diagnostic?site=www.glocals.com

Also says there is nothing.

http://www.unmaskparasites.com/security-report/

Lists the external JavaScript references - my guess would be that this is the cause for the warning you get.

http://zeltser.com/fighting-malicious-software/lookup-malicious-websites.html

list some more sites/tools.

Rainer

Ah, I just read the heading correctly.

Sorry for the noise.

A null scan is a special kind of portscan.

I will fail to explain the specifics in this posting without going into a very detailed explanation of portscanners, the TCP/IP protocol and various other subjects (which are not very interesting for people who don't know much about this stuff anyway).

As an "exercise for the interested student", you can try the nmap-manpage here:

http://nmap.org/book/man-port-scanning-techniques.html

and then work your way through various google searches and wikipedia-visits.

In short, it must be a false-positive.

Maybe you can configure Norton to stop reporting portscans to you completely?

Regards,

Rainer

Rainer, thanx a lot!!!!