am i being hacked?

[jassa 0]

my wifi is off but my LAN seems odd with network cuts and when i chekced my eset internet secuity i found this:

 

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[Marcos 5,468]

You've mentioned that you experience network disruptions. Do you mean that with the ESET firewall paused you don't experience any network issues?

[itman 1,807]

When Windows can't establish an external network connection, it will default to assigning network addresses in the APIPA address range which is only routable on the local network;

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An APIPA address is a series of numbers that a device automatically assigns itself when it can't communicate with a DHCP server. APIPA stands for Automatic Private IP Addressing, and it's a feature in some operating systems, like Windows, that allows devices to communicate with each other on a local network.

APIPA addresses are typically in the 169.254.x.x range, and the subnet mask is usually 255.255.0.0. APIPA addresses are designed to not conflict with routable addresses.

Eset networking by default assigns the Public profile to the active network connection. Eset will block inbound connections using IP addreses in the APIPA range since those addresses are not allocated to IP addresses allowed for a Public profile network connection.

As such, no; you are not hacked.

Edited November 28 by itman

[jassa 0]

19 hours ago, Marcos said:

You've mentioned that you experience network disruptions. Do you mean that with the ESET firewall paused you don't experience any network issues?

i didn't pause the firewall. i'm afraid it will make my pc vulnerable 

[jassa 0]

18 hours ago, itman said:

When Windows can't establish an external network connection, it will default to assigning network addresses in the APIPA address range which is only routable on the local network;

Eset networking by default assigns the Public profile to the active network connection. Eset will block inbound connections using IP addreses in the APIPA range since those addresses are not allocated to IP addresses allowed for a Public profile network connection.

As such, no; you are not hacked.

really? but there are disruptions in my network sometimes? doesn't that mean that someone is trying to get into my router?

Edited November 29 by jassa