Hello guys ! ,
So I was doing some usual checks on my PC , so I went to our beloved tool CMD .
Typed down Netstat , Everything seems normal as far as i can see , I made sure of every single ip address and it's source to make sure everything is alright i came two addresses that i couldn't identify ...
which are : db5sch101110919:https
db5sch101100917:https
Anyone Has Any idea of what could they be ?
Thanks in Advance !
Cheers!
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Someone on your network may be using a proxy, VPN, or similar service.
I have a browser Vpn ...
Maybe someone else is ..
So it's not an attack or something right ?
or some kind of spying activity ...
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