Well most routers come with remote administration abilities...if he got into your router (which is what it would take to edit the port forwards) then he/she wouldn't need trojan software.
The best way to get around this, is to reset the router and before connecting back to the internet, change the admin password to one that is hard to break and disable remote administration.
Now if they have the trojan on your computer, you will have to clean that off before you are officially safe again...he/she probably doesn't even need to forward ports if he has a trojan on your system.
The best way to get around this, is to reset the router and before connecting back to the internet, change the admin password to one that is hard to break and disable remote administration.
Now if they have the trojan on your computer, you will have to clean that off before you are officially safe again...he/she probably doesn't even need to forward ports if he has a trojan on your system.