peter,
nothing found on a quick netsearch for the string 'rexproxy'...
that's probably a bad thing. there is a an opensource proxy toolkit by the
name of 'xproxy' though. apparently it's part of the debian/gnu linux
dist. you can get it here:
http://tiki-lounge.com/~ben/software/proxy-readme.html
it's possible someone ported it to win32, and re-named it to rexproxy and
sent it as a payload to your machine. why not point a browser at it
and see if it proxys? wonder if we will see more 'reproxys' soon?
do you have inzider?
http://www.bahnhof.se/~winnt/toolbox/inzider/
it's a pretty good equiv of lsof for win32. You can use it to see what is
bound to what port etc...
good luck.
spiff
On 29 Jan 2000, Peter M wrote:
>
> Hey Quick Question,
>
> I appologize about if i already have sent this, but i'm not quite sure.. last few
>weeks are a daze ;) , But, anyone know what a REXPROXY is? ... Using port 135,
>listening and is telnetable in a windows 98 machine.. i have tried removing it from
>Register, nope, not there, tried system.ini/win.ini.. and still not there, i have no
>idea how its loading into the memory .. also.. when i get close program.. i get
>Rexproxy... any idea?..
>
> Thanks.
>
> All help appreciated.
>
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