Ping attacks and TCP-no flag attacks
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Is there anything in the router config that can help prevent ping attacks and TCP no-flag attacks?
This is a new install. I've been seeing a few of these a day.
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use cloudflare. pay for that
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My attacks come from multiple wireless clients on the LAN side. I have a few Omada networks and this latest setup is always showing this Alert.
Recommendations ? What is recommended in security or firewall setting.
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@CamT So, are this devices buggy or active malicious devices ? You need to either disable this warnings AND fix or block the source devices. It won't just go away.
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@CamT TL;DR If you have a real attack coming from inside your network you are probably legally required to block the devices and investigate, you do not want the liability of this zombie machines attacking someone outside your network!!
If this are bugged-beyond-belief systems just try to fix them or unplug from the network
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When this was occuring on my network I would have to reset my router almost daily. I found a thread on Reddit where users were posting that the modem I was using, Ubeee DDW36C, from Spectrum has issues with TPlink hardware. Once I replaced the modem the issues went away.
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@TAjcke Thanks, ER-605 is connected to Starlink. Just 1st time I have seen so many Ping Attacks on Gateway from LAN side. Its at a Lodge hosting up tp 20 unknown Guest clients. I didn't detect Ping Attack when I connected as a Guest client. Always concerned about network security.
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@crrodriguez Public "Hot Spot" at Remote Lodge. All connect as Guest, and Im happy with the isolation/security that is providing on the LAN. I want magic Trap that puts that MAC in a Dog house.
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