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When I use "netstat -a" in my command prompt, I get this (among other
things), about 14-15 instances of it:
TCP name:1025 ad.be.doubleclick.net.1032 ESTABLISHED
I'm guessing it means that some form of spyware is operating on my
system, but then again, although I know Netstat displays active TCP
connections, I'm not very familiar with what everything Netstat displays
means, so I don't really know. It could be just a harmless cookie. Can
anyone explain what this may be about? Thanks...
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ncSkeet
When I use "netstat -a" in my command prompt, I get this (among other
things), about 14-15 instances of it:
TCP name:1025 ad.be.doubleclick.net.1032 ESTABLISHED
I'm guessing it means that some form of spyware is operating on my
system, but then again, although I know Netstat displays active TCP
connections, I'm not very familiar with what everything Netstat displays
means, so I don't really know. It could be just a harmless cookie. Can
anyone explain what this may be about? Thanks...
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ncSkeet