El de AOL, parece inofensivo (es un client de mensajería)

Respecto a los demás, esto es lo que he podido encontrar:

PORT 8082 – Information

    * Port Number: 8082
    * TCP / UDP: TCP
    * Delivery: Yes
    * Protocol / Name: blackice-alerts
    * Port Description: BlackIce Alerts. Alerting port for BlackIce’s \Network Ice\ host-based firewall/intrusion detection program. See Security Concerns above (8081).
    * Virus / Trojan: No

Fuente: http://www.auditmypc.com/port/tcp-port-8082.asp

Intellution, Advantech and other sell 'Paradym 31' software.
The software seems to be for PC's pretending to be PLCs.
(PLC = industrial Programmable Logic Controller).
In isolation port 1864 could be considered 'industrial' in nature.

If you also see ports 4443, 5566, etc it might be the ReAIM proxy.
(try reaim.sourceforge.net)
Alternatively, a Netgear DG834G or GT might be involved somewhere.
(also because of ReAIM and a bug in implementing it).
ZA may be blameless if there is a DG834GT or similar in the chain.
(Might also explain the apparent inability to disable pings via ZA)

Fuente: http://forums.zonealarm.com/archive/index.php/t-49585.html

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