UDP DOS Attacks

Started by mk1, Jan 04, 2012, 14:21:46

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mk1

Advise needed:

My router over the last week has now detected two DOS attacks, both of which have lasted about ten mins. I have the source IP of both (they differ) and the destination ports which seem to be random. What should i do about this?

Lance

Absolutely nothing. Just sit back and relax - its perfectly normal.  :)
Lance
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mk1

Quote from: Lance on Jan 04, 2012, 15:47:30
Absolutely nothing. Just sit back and relax - its perfectly normal.  :)

Sounds like a plan, is there any reason for this, i've not noticed it before?

.Griff.


mk1

Quote from: .Griff. on Jan 04, 2012, 15:59:03
Netgear router?

Yes? why? I've not seen this before?

pctech

It does register some as DOS attacks, it is just dropping the packets, don't worry, the firewall is just doing its job.


.Griff.

Quote from: mk1 on Jan 04, 2012, 16:28:29
Yes? why? I've not seen this before?

You could sneeze and the Netgear would warn you of a DOS attack. It's just something they do.

zappaDPJ

I can confirm that as I see the same thing being reported by my Netgear router.
zap
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mk1

Thanks for the advise glas to hear its not just me  :)