Problems with router

[kayes]

My router log is filling up with blocked "attacks"

I have reinstalled win 7
installed avast
updated everything from win update

Look at the timestaps, several blocked every seconds... This leads to my internet connection going down after a while.


http://pastebin.com/9TJFTCdZ

 

[Tony]

check this

Trojan-Downloader.Win32.Small.dam - Securelist

a friend of mine has got a similar problem and it was a trojan like this

 

[kayes]

Can the trojan be anywhere else than on my C: drive? I just reinstalled Win 7 to remove everything.

 

[Tony]

Can the trojan be anywhere else than on my C: drive? I just reinstalled Win 7 to remove everything.

oh,missed that part
sorry

 

[Ripperpt]

Have you try the factory Reset ???

 

[kayes]

Have you try the factory Reset ???

Factory reset + a friend of mine installed the new firmware.

I closed ALL my computers on the network now, logged on to my laptop that is completely new, logged on to my router and it STILL kept on filling up the logs!? So, it cant be my main computer or any other computers. Im realy confused. Can it be that someone have hacked my wifi router?

 

[MrWizard516]

I just looked at your routers log. All the attempts are incoming. This means that you are being attacked from outside. If it was me I would report it to my ISP. I am a computer tech and that's the first thing I would do. Then ask your ISP to assign you a new IP. if the attacks continue to happen then I would venture to guess that someone is actually targeting your ISP and not you personally. One other thing you can do is do a reverse lookup of who actually owns the IP addresses that you are being attacked from. Hope this helps, good luck.


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[toby2001]

Tbh if it's a Belkin router you can just pin the problems with your internet on that xD

 

[kayes]

I just looked at your routers log. All the attempts are incoming. This means that you are being attacked from outside. If it was me I would report it to my ISP. I am a computer tech and that's the first thing I would do. Then ask your ISP to assign you a new IP. if the attacks continue to happen then I would venture to guess that someone is actually targeting your ISP and not you personally. One other thing you can do is do a reverse lookup of who actually owns the IP addresses that you are being attacked from. Hope this helps, good luck.


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Good advice, and great information. Thank you

Tbh if it's a Belkin router you can just pin the problems with your internet on that xD

Its a D-link D615

 

[MrWizard516]

YW, good luck with getting it straightened out.


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