sunnyh

They dont have any private info as far as I know, but I'll remove it just in case. Thank you for the heads up.

Here are the logs ran after startup for a few minutes. I dont think its enough time as these packets get blocked every once in awhile and its hard for me to turn it on as soon as I notice them.

I have activated the logs, last night my network seemed to have been attacked. I switched over to OpenDNS, and tried blocking that router via my routers firewall and ESET firewall. At first my router was unable to save settings so I made a hard reset. After the hard reset I was able to save the firewall settings but to no avail. Even with ESETs firewall rule blocking that routers internal IP 1.1.1.2, Viewing wireshark I could still see activity in my network also communicating with my device. This all happend around 2am - 6am. I was up all night trying to work this out. Right now the network scanner doesnt detect the uPnP access router so I believe it usually happens at night (I believe it may be a neighbor as you need to be within my wifis distance in order to connect a device like that am I correct?). I activated the log now, but after awhile I'll disable it and reactivate it at night again as during the day everything is normal.

So ESET has blocked about x31 IN packets from my own computer, every detail shows up as N/A. Inside the network monitor tool there is also a uPnP Access Point router while uPnP is shut off in my router. What else can I do do investigate more as every detail is either N/A or not shown.

So ESET has blocked about x31 IN packets from my own computer, every detail shows up as N/A. Inside the network monitor tool there is also a uPnP Access Point router while uPnP is shut off in my router. What else can I do do investigate more as every detail is either N/A or not shown.