"netbiosd" wants to accept incoming network connections...yes or no??

Turning on my MacAir this evening I find a warning message that netbiosd wants to accept incoming connections. 
Doesn't netbiosd work with my router?   I'm leery because I received email yesterday with known infection.  I did not open it because of text from friends telling not to open email from them because they (non-MAC users) had been infected and whatever it was accessed their contacts and spread the love.
My fan ran for over two hours last night as was odd because I had very little use of the computer yesterday and definately did not have anything hot open. Cosole activity was so sketchy last night that I marked it and copied and pasted notes as well.  This is just a small portion.
Apr 22 01:52:10 rock Messages[376]: CoreAnimation: warning, deleted thread with uncommitted CATransaction; set CA_DEBUG_TRANSACTIONS=1 in environment to log backtraces.
Apr 22 01:52:11 rock xpcproxy[10936]: assertion failed: 13C64: xpcproxy + 3438 [D559FC96-E6B1-363A-B850-C7AC9734F210]: 0x2
So what would you do?  yes or no to netbiosd accepting incoming connections. I've seen alot of unwanted traffic dropped on router gateway page for the last week.   AND NOW RIGHT BEFORE I POST THIS MY FAN IS KICKING BACK ON ONLY AFTER ABOUT 30 MINUTES.
Thanks!

Actually running Mavricks 10.9.2 ~ my first note says 7.0.2

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    I have Just started to get the above message pop up since i updated to iTunes 11.0.1. I am running OSX 10.8.2 and its all up to date. I dont want to didable the firewall un less i have to. I have check to see if iTunes is in the list and it set to allow all in coming connections. Have tryed to re-install iTunes but still not joy dont really want tohave to re-install everything if there is an easy way to stop other than turning off my firewall
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    Gavin

    Under your firewall options you can specify what apps to let through
    It would probably been better to post this under iTunes for Mac instead of iTunes for Windows

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