Thanks!The best thing to do is do a port scan for both TCP and UDP and also use tools to check for router vulnerabilities. There are many a few online tools but it takes a bit of searching.
The best thing to do is do a port scan for both TCP and UDP and also use tools to check for router vulnerabilities. There are many a few online tools but it takes a bit of searching.
Good!DDoS is by default blocked by the firewall, so DDoS will not forward to LAN/Wireless and no need to set any specific address.
However, we may close the door, but never know who may be knocking...
Thank you for the reply!A lot of DDoS attacks happen mainly because something vulnerable was detected by the attacker. This is why it helps to do a port scan and vulnerability test and see what is exposed.
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