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SYN Attack to Fingbox?
It is almost exactly 7 days ago to this second that I've had a SYN attack on my network. Last Friday around this time my WiFi router stopped responding. It has now done the same thing and come back up again. In each instance the attack originated from 88.99.37.190 which is showing as service.fingbox coming from Germany. Is this a legitimate host? If so, why is this occuring?
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What router are you using and where are you getting this information from?
Was it from router logs?
Yes, router logs. ASUS RT-AC88U
Interestingly enough my Fingbox just sent me last month’s report for Internet performance and it shows 2 outages that were 1 minute each at the times I described for the past two Fridays.
There was a flood of traffic to my router from that IP to the point the router became unresponsive until the flood stopped.
It seems weird and I will investigate this. I will need further information in order to isolate the issue. I have sent you a private message. Please reply to my message directly. Thanks
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*** detected stationary source TCP SYN Flood attack and dropped 2664 packets. (Attack-Source=88.99.37.190) Nov 24, 2020 16:59:21
No, I ultimately unplugged my Fing permanently because it continues to happened regardless of what I did. After unplugging it I had no issues anymore.
Can you reconnect the Fingbox and as soon as alerts come in again, Can you send the screenshots of new alerts and router logs so I can take this to our engineering team for review.
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XXXXXXX detected stationary source TCP SYN Flood attack and dropped 1034 packets. (Attack-Source=88.99.37.190) Dec 08, 2020 17:02:14