NateGSR117

So my initial impression was correct that this isn't really enforceable in the USA either? I remember on multiple occasions that EULA with this clause never stop ppl to make a class action lawsuit since like you still have the legal right to seek justice.

I bet, all the stuff you deal with I would have a heart attack at my house network. Thanks again for the help.

Well thanks for the insight and the knowledge. I tooken class in networks and network security and I'm been paranoid ever since (plus some scary personal experiences). Its just nice to know that I'm just over reacting, haha.

Yup, but my concern was if it was actually a malware/virus/worm if it is nothing serious and a false positive then I really don't need to take follow up action and let the system be then.

So I looked and it looks like it is indeed amazon and godaddy and rocket fuel (AI advertising company)

I haven't change anything on the cujo besides a few thing on the dhcp front. I just look on the cujo and I don't see a setting for changing the aggressiveness of the protection. There are filters for parental control but those don't show up or notify me unless I look. I can connect to amazon just fine and order stuff like normal on my desktop so maybe a different aspect of amazon? But yes, you're probably right, it's afraid of amazon's amazing deals.

No vpn, which I want to make my own one day but that a conversation for another time. I just check and the firmware is up to date on the asus app I have to check on it remotely, but I question the accuracy of the app. But yes, many of these device are turn on and off through out the day and as soon as they reconnect to the internet I get a message from my CUJO.

IoT device we have is a Google home and that's it. But that hasn't been affected as far as I have seen. Smart devices are the only thing affected. Is this picture sufficient?

Well this was never an issue before. Also the firewall hardware I use, the CUJO with it accompanying app notifies me of any threat it encounters. It then tells me why it blocked , so In this case tells me these IPs are being block because they are on a global list of block IPs that belong to a botnet. This is an example on what I see from the app

Hello all, and let me say thanks for the help ahead of time. I'm currently on my mobile device and been googling around but I figure I'll ask here while I'm researching solutions. Just as the title says, I have some sort of botnet affecting almost every device on my wifi network. I connected a new ps4 pro and my CUJO (hardware firewall) detected that my brand new ps4 pro attempted to reach an IP that's for a botnet. But it not just the ps4, my laptop (which I scan for an infection and found nothing), my brother laptop, other smartphones in the house, and so on. Surprisingly my phone doesn't get affected or my desktop but I did get rid of a malware like a week ago that did the same thing hidden in system folder. I want to know if there a way to scan my entire network with AV or malwarebytes of some kind. I almost want to factory reset every device in my house. I currently have like 50 hits a week with devices trying to get to botnet IPs.

I still have my 6p and I got it from Google directly. This is technically my third one tho ? the others broke in different ways. Anyway maybe I should call Google and see if I can get that exchange ?

Okay, I just want to see if my set up is salvageable since I do have files and stuff I need and that are important to me. But then again I do have a USB I can just use to back it up.

Okay, so it's super easy then. Thanks, I'll still probably Google fu it just to make sure but I'll so that after all my scanning and virus/mal ware witch hunt doesn't work, or I get fed up with it all and nuke it all to hell.

It doesn't have a default password but it been using the same password for my router for the past 10 plus years. I'll nuke my pc as soon as I know I have a windows copy on a USB flash drive. I'll nuke the router to while I'm at it, change the wifi name and password. It has remote file access and samba. It the rt-ac66 I believe, but it up to date and it should have security patches to prevent that. But that's providing very little comfort right now.

Well I call my bank and Amazon, looks like Amazon has to deal with the situation. Fraud team on Amazon has to deal with it now and I should be hearing from them in 24 hours. This is turning out to be a real kick in the balls. Hopefully have my money back before the phone bill the 28th ?