Why is ipod trying to connect out to a remote address -unknown?

Hi Guys,
When I check the security logs on my wireless routers firewall I get the following warning messages which relate to a family members 4th Gen Ipod Touch.
Whats it trying to do & why?.
Under advice I turned off UpnP yesterday afternoon.:
The 192xxx .66 realtes to the family members Ipod. What is going on here & what is The Ipod trying to do - noone was anyhwere nearer it at this time of the morning.
Very grateful if anyone could explain what these messages mean & perhaps help me understand what the Ipod is trying to do - without anyone using it?.
06:03:28 28 Apr
IDS proto parser : tcp invalid urgent offset (1 of 15) : 192.xx.66 126.233.94.94 0052 TCP 53766->443 [.FA.U.] seq 3918315724 ack 248545603 win 16383
06:00:22 28 Apr
IDS proto parser : tcp invalid urgent offset (1 of 1) : 192.xx.66 126.233.94.94 0052 TCP 53766->443 [.FA.U.] seq 3918315724 ack 248545602 win 16383
Is it at all possible that an Ipod can have a Virus? or Malware - "Kik" social networking App was downloaded last week & dissapeared within an hour. Later face time stopped working but is back now. Little worried that this Ipod has somehow been hacked.
Apprecaite any help.
Thanks.

Hi - "display remote images in HTML messages" was already deselected, so I don't think it was an HTML message connecting.
But your response made me wonder about whether it was something else in an old email that was causing the problem - I had a search and found some emails from back in 2006 (when I did some work in Malawi for CARE) that were from the mail server (mailer.malawi.net = 196.201.4.6) that has been appearing. However, I still don't understand why (six years later) Mail is now trying to connect to this server ... I'm pretty sure that it never used to happen (and I have been a full-time Mac user since 2003), as I always have the activity window open and would have noticed, so it is only since I upgraded to Lion last week that it started. Any thoughts? I could delete/archive the old emails, but I would really like to understand what is happening?
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