Being DDos´ed or whats this?

[Morgenmuffel]

Hello

Im just wondering about these Attacks against me and how do get rid of it?

Is there any solution out there?

Thanks guys

 

[yassarikhan786]

The readings do appear to show a DoS attack. If you trace the IP address (121.14.94.14), it seems to be originating from China (be aware that the location could be spoofed).

http://www.ip-adress.com/ip_tracer/121.14.94.14

The best solution would be to contact your ISP and request for your IP address to be changed.

 

[Morgenmuffel]

So the Stuff ive read bevor is sadly tru. Thanks for the Reply! I couldnt belive that this is but now i got to to contact my ISP. Damn. And thats why BF4 stutters from Time to time...

Great People in here. Love the Family and never wanted another one again =)

Big THX!!

 

[barnsley]

Have got anything to do with bitcoins/any other sort of coin by any chance? I'd be very suprised if they were just doing it for giggles. Considering the vast number of attacks are done with a spoofed IP adress I'd say its being done from somewhere else.

 

[Morgenmuffel]

nope since im Nvidia owner Bitcoins is useless for me ...or to produce...energyprice level in germany sucks^^

BTW: Folding sometimes...but i dont think thats the problem...

 

[upinesay]

You could also have your firewall drop any traffic coming from China. I've been having hosts originating from China trying to connect to my SSH and VPN ports for a while. And it seemed to have ramped up the last few months before I started blocking.

 

[KING_OF_SAND]

Disable ping response on your router. People generally always perform DoS attacks on routers that respond to a ping, because that tells the attacker that they are attacking something. If you disable that response the attacker will generally leave because he has no proof that IP belongs to anything. Unless he knows your IP by heart.

I test internal business networks for the School I work at.

 

[Morgenmuffel]

Disable ping response on your router. People generally always perform DoS attacks on routers that respond to a ping, because that tells the attacker that they are attacking something. If you disable that response the attacker will generally leave because he has no proof that IP belongs to anything. Unless he knows your IP by heart.

I test internal business networks for the School I work at.

Interresting...never thought that this could be a solution. Thanks...

Called my ISP and they say i got to restart my Router again to get a new IP...

Problem solved?? we will se