IchBin,
> Still need to find the bugger who is causing that problem. Or more
> interestingly where is this xxz0n3dxx.dyndns.org coming from on my
> machine. I did a global text search for xxz0n3dxx.dyndns.org and only
> found in 5 files but these related to the emails I have sent to this
> newsgroup. Maybe I should look for just xxz0n3dxx or dyndns by
themselves.
>
> When I see these Standard Queries, in real time, I see the Process-ids
> associated but no associated program initiating that process.
If this is a Windows machine, One thing you can try is installing
ZoneAlarm of Kerio's personal firewall. This allows you to selectively
block network access on a per process basis. While it could be time
consuming, you can start with a default deny where when anything wants
network access you must approve it. The obvious programs like your
browser and E-mail client you can grant access. For other programs that
request access you can google their process/binary name to learn more
about them. There is a wealth of information on-line.
Once you find a process you don't like, try using something like the
Sysinternal's Process Explorer to learn more about the process. Then
hopefully you can uninstall/delete/disable it.
If you didn't already, you may want to try installing Windows Defender
or other anti-spyware programs to check the PC. If it's just one
program you might be able to kill it. If it's a nasty one though you
might have to re-image/re-format the machine. Some nasties are almost
impossible to eradicate.
Good Luck,
--Jim
