Wandering IPs 1.4.2

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You think you're safe with all these firewalls, antiviruses, antispyware, antiwhatever things installed? Wouldn't it be clever to know what is going on under the hood? To keep an eye on your internet connections? Try Wandering IPs and take control: Identify remote IP adresses and see their locations displayed on interactive, textured 3D Globe that can be integrated with your desktop background. Trace the route taken by packets across an IP network. List all currently opened TCP/UDP ports on your computer. Close unwanted connections, intercept and kill suspicious processes.

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