subseven alert nort firewall kaaza?

I recently changed firewalls to Norton (actually outpost pro for some reason after installing a driver for a scanner just would not work)
with Norton firewall running and Kaaza allowing uploads I am getting sporadic warnings from the Norton firewall program of
subseven trojan attempted attacks.
could this be a quirk with kaaza uploads or are these really blocked subseven trojan attacks ?
scanning for trojans does not reveal any trojans.

 

These are probably valid blocked subseven trojan attacks. I am running Norton Firewall as well as Kazaa Lite and I have never noticed any connection between any attacks and Kazaa. I get notified of attacks both while running Kazaa and when I'm not.

This means that the firewall is doing its job; not allowing any of these on your machine.

 

no trojans on scan

ran Tauscan as you advised.
No trojans were found

 

by the way when speaking to tech support at my isp I asked about this issue.
I was told that this means nothing and " is all part of the broadband experience" When I asked if this "means nothing" why is someone from S. Korea or China trying to break into my computer ? No answer.
just in case you have never seen this " internal memo" look
at the chain of events that occur when a Dell techie who acts on behalf of an irate customer forewards the memo and customer service notes to micheal@dell.com
for those of you not experienced in the culture of larger corporations "cc" on a memo translates to "YOU ARE IN BIG TROUBLE!!! "
The question is Did the customer ever get her missing ac adaptor ?

link: http://www.internalmemos.com/memos/memodetails.php?memo_id=28

 

Some guy is just scanning a block of addresses aimed at that particular port. While subseven usually uses that port, other legitimate programs could, too. Norton put a name on it and not just the number and that alarmed you. You might to look up to see if you can suppress alerts, as they will get annoying.
To better understand what is going on, the attempts are blocked because your computer has not opened that port and has not sent any packets out through it. So when one comes in, it really is just dropped, no response is sent out advising if the port is open or closed. And that hurts the guy a bit, as he/she would have to wait for a response that is not coming before going on the next one.