The word is tidbit and my sarcastic point was/is, what you posted isn't anything new, nor was it of any value. Hearsay information rarely is.

So again I will mention that you could offer something of value by providing the information I requested.

Titbit is British English and tidbit American. You can't demand anything of me Lorissa. I wanted to make small talk, I made it. In every forum people have got a right to relax and make some small talk. I didn't break any rules. Besides the world isn't going to become a better or worse place with some good or bad high port proxies.

I stand corrected regarding titbit/tidbit.

The rest of your comments (as usual) don't make any sense whatsoever. You are trying to make a point, take a stand regarding something, but as usual you make little sense.

Regarding what I can and can't do on this site, you are as usual very wrong! I can "request" and/or "demand" of anyone who comes to this site ... I can and I will whenever I feel the need.

Enjoy your permanent vacation!

I have been unable to connect to any IP's that have Port 11011-11055, but I know others that test the same IP and it works for them! Its very annoying because they seem to be pretty fast...

I've done some test on ports 110XX and have come to an interesting discovery. I tested on a single computer with dynamic IP. Tested the same working port. After reconnect (IP changed) stopped working... after some more IP changes it has worked again. So, same OS (windows XP sp2), same ISP, different IP.

Seems those ports has something to do with IP, but I am really curious what can be. My logic stops at this point. Anyone has any explanation?

I have done another test using virtual machine. At the same time, from host computer proxy worked, from virtual computer didn't. After I reconnected the virtual machine (received different IP), proxy started to work in virtual machine too.

I upgraded my XP to sp3 and strangely enough I can now test and use proxies using ports 11011, 11022, 11033, 11055, etc.

how can u check to see if your affect by this? how would the user find out? Any ideas like to see what ports are open on your comp ect, or how ever you would to find out if your a victim?

dude ......... im baked and freaking out lol, so if u test one of thez port's u get it? " "

-ok so wait i looked into for about 20 mins, are you talking about this one that was found like in 2008 4 months ago? i just have 1 question, can you be infected by scaning one of the ranges? or using the proxy? i dont understand? Would you have to download a program or belong to a fourm?

Your last message appear to be "spam" more than anything else. Please do not post links to other proxy forum sites here.