Why is Microsoft systematically scanning my ports?

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65.54.227.143 and ips very close that ip all in the range that is owned by
the Microsoft.

They scan in burst of four trying to hit the port four times then after
about 15 minutes going on to the next port. Is this happening to anyone
else?
 
Kai said:
65.54.227.143 and ips very close that ip all in the range that is owned by
the Microsoft.

They scan in burst of four trying to hit the port four times then after
about 15 minutes going on to the next port. Is this happening to anyone
else?
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They shoot gamma rays at my PC, but with my lead lined gamma shield (by
Hasbro), I can reflect the rays over to the Macintosh in the next cubicle.
 
Not Me said:
I can see the reflection off your tinfoil beanie from here...
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Oh, is it stopping the reflection of your tinfoil? Maybe you should get a
super duper Aluminum beanie!
 
Bill Yanaire said:
Oh, is it stopping the reflection of your tinfoil? Maybe you should get a
super duper Aluminum beanie!
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Sorry, mine is titanium...LOL
 
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