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Strange IPS alert [7.400]

I recently received an alert from my 7.4 fw at home, to an Internal IP, on a service I do not DNAT in.

I don't understand why the firewall is saying the Citrix port (2513) is being connected (TCP) to my internal PC (192.168.11.13).

(According to Snort.org this is a TCP service.)

I don't have any DNATs for any ports around 2513; only eMule and BitTorrent on ports in the 60,000+ range.


Details about the intrusion alert:

Message........: EXPLOIT Citrix MetaFrame IMA buffer overflow attempt
Details........: www.snort.org/.../sigs.cgi
Time...........: 2009:03:06-19:59:47
Packet dropped.: yes
Priority.......: 1 (high)
Classification.: Attempted Administrator Privilege Gain
IP protocol....: 6 (TCP)

Source IP address: 60.241.35.207 (60-241-35-207.static.tpgi.com.au)
www.dnsstuff.com/.../ptr.ch
www.ripe.net/.../whois
ws.arin.net/.../whois.pl
cgi.apnic.net/.../whois.pl
Source port: 21022
Destination IP address: 192.168.11.13
www.dnsstuff.com/.../ptr.ch
www.ripe.net/.../whois
ws.arin.net/.../whois.pl
cgi.apnic.net/.../whois.pl
Destination port: 2513 (citrixadmin)


Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks,
Barry


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