Hacking into my network?

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Keegz

5 posts

Wannabe Geek

#60486 26-Apr-2010 22:10

Hi, we have recently got a Telecom THOMSON TG585v7 router and I think someone might be trying to hack into it, I have no idea what "fragment_out-of-order" means but the count is very high compared to the rest.

Here is the page from Intrusion Detection

Intrusion NameCount

fragment_sweep
18

zero-length_fragment_size
0

small_fragment_size
0

fragment_size_overrun
0

fragment_overlap
2

fragment_out-of-order
2258

ip_protocol_scan
0

tcp_port_scan
1

tcp_syn_scan
0

stealth_tcp_null_scan
0

stealth_tcp_fin_scan
0

stealth_tcp_xmas_scan
0

stealth_tcp_full_xmas_scan
0

stealth_tcp_vecna_scan
0

stealth_tcp_syn-fin_scan
0

udp_port_scan
5

ping_sweep_scan
1

Any help on this would be appreciated...Cheers

johnr

19282 posts

Uber Geek
Inactive user

#323282 26-Apr-2010 22:14

Edit the post first and clean it up

John

Keegz

5 posts

Wannabe Geek

#323286 26-Apr-2010 22:32

Sorry about the mess, it looked alright when it was typed, I edited it but it didn't save the changes and now the edit button has gone... *facepalm*

muppet

2568 posts

Uber Geek

Trusted

#323287 26-Apr-2010 22:48

A few out-of-order fragmented packets are nothing at all to worry about on a home DSL connection. You're not being hacked.

If anything, a device out there in Internet land is experiencing congestion and you're getting some packets out of order because of it.

Do you have anything else that makes you think you're being hacked, or just that? Because if it's just that, you're fine.

wreck90

780 posts

Ultimate Geek
Inactive user

#323295 26-Apr-2010 22:59

Off topic a bit, do you find your modem crashes often?

Keegz

5 posts

Wannabe Geek

#323296 26-Apr-2010 23:01

Thanks for the response, we actually had one day where an extra 5gb of usage was recorded, with only 600mb used between the computers in our house (using the Networx monitor). I have changed the password and new devices must be registered with the router.