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telfordcable 12-02-2011 19:25

Security concerns on superhub
 
Can anyones please advise me which one should be enabled box and which one is disabled box for more protection and security exspecially wireless

Services
Firewall Features Enable
Ipsec PassThrough Enable
PPTP PassThrough Enable
Multicast Enable
Port Scan Detection Enable
IP Flood Detection Enable
Web Features
Filter Proxy Enable
Filter Cookies Enable
Filter Java Applets Enable
Filter ActiveX Enable
Filter Popup Windows Enable
Block Fragmented IP Packets Enable

Harryn9000 12-02-2011 19:32

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
firewall, and ip flood should be disabled the rest shouldn't be a problem

General Maximus 12-02-2011 20:11

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
i second that, although i would knock multicast off the list as well

Peter_ 12-02-2011 20:13

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
If worried you can go to Content Filtering and then logs and have the Superhub email you if anyone attempts a DOS attack on your network.

telfordcable 12-02-2011 20:19

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Masque (Post 35173182)
If worried you can go to Content Filtering and then logs and have the Superhub email you if anyone attempts a DOS attack on your network.

But...what is the SMTP Server Name ???

Peter_ 12-02-2011 20:23

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by telfordcable (Post 35173186)
But...what is the SMTP Server Name ???

As in smtp.blueyonder.co.uk.

I knew that you were going to ask that very question.:D

timberheadverde 12-02-2011 20:26

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Masque (Post 35173189)
As in smtp.blueyonder.co.uk.

I knew that you were going to ask that very question.:D

LOL

telfordcable 12-02-2011 20:56

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Masque (Post 35173189)
As in smtp.blueyonder.co.uk.

I knew that you were going to ask that very question.:D

I done it, thanks.

Peter_ 12-02-2011 21:15

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by telfordcable (Post 35173212)
I done it, thanks.

Do not expect any alerts because you do not really want that to happen.:)

timberheadverde 12-02-2011 21:22

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Masque (Post 35173232)
Do not expect any alerts because you do not really want that to happen.:)

lets be honest its not even going to happen, no one will dos his router lol

Peter_ 12-02-2011 21:26

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jordyGFC (Post 35173236)
lets be honest its not even going to happen, no one will dos his router lol

It is on the router so if he is worried about security then enter your details but it is extremely unlikely that you will ever get a warning from it.;)

telfordcable 12-02-2011 21:30

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Masque (Post 35173232)
Do not expect any alerts because you do not really want that to happen.:)

I had 21 times dos attack today! It ****ed me off. I want to go back to old modem VMDG300

Jayster 12-02-2011 21:33

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by telfordcable (Post 35173240)
I had 21 times dos attack today! It ****ed me off. I want to go back to old modem VMDG300

Maybe you should lay off the torrents.

telfordcable 12-02-2011 21:35

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jayster (Post 35173243)
Maybe you should lay off the torrents.

I never use torrents! If it happen again dos attack, that's it, I go back to VMDG300 and use ethernet cable instead as wireless is very easy access from someone!

timberheadverde 12-02-2011 21:36

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by telfordcable (Post 35173247)
i never use torrents! If it happen again dos attack, that's it, i go back to vmdg300 and use ethernet cable instead as wireless is very easy access from someone!

you dont have a clue lol

Peter_ 12-02-2011 21:38

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by telfordcable (Post 35173247)
I never use torrents! If it happen again dos attack, that's it, I go back to VMDG300 and use ethernet cable instead as wireless is very easy access from someone!

They will probably never reactivate the VMNG300 as they want us on Superhubs and that is the same for the collection of modems you have they all need taking to the tip.

telfordcable 12-02-2011 21:42

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jordyGFC (Post 35173250)
you dont have a clue lol


I do have a clue! I always use WPA2 security enable with very long lower, upper, letter, number on the security password.

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I will ring up and explain of the dos attack and ask tech guy to come out and check who been using my wi-fi

pythagoras 12-02-2011 21:44

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by telfordcable (Post 35173252)
I do have a clue! I always use WPA2 security enable with very long lower, upper, letter, number on the security password.

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I will ring up and explain of the dos attack and ask tech guy to come out and check who been using my wi-fi

You dont need any security on the superhubs wireless network.























It only has a 2 foot range :devsmoke:

Regards

John.

Peter_ 12-02-2011 21:45

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by telfordcable (Post 35173252)
I do have a clue! I always use WPA2 security enable with very long lower, upper, letter, number on the security password.

---------- Post added at 22:42 ---------- Previous post was at 22:39 ----------

I will ring up and explain of the dos attack and ask tech guy to come out and check who been using my wi-fi

Our engineers do not deal with wifi issues the security is down to you and you sound like you have a good password.

telfordcable 12-02-2011 21:46

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Yes it MUST use a wi fi security WPA2 enabled no matter if it only in this house.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Masque (Post 35173258)
Our engineers do not deal with wifi issues the security is down to you and you sound like you have a good password.

yes my password is very strong!!! my best mate havent got any clue as my password is no where of birthday, date of birth, the past memory. Only in my brain !

Jayster 12-02-2011 21:46

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
I suggest you research up what a dos attack is.

telfordcable 12-02-2011 21:48

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jayster (Post 35173263)
I suggest you research up what a dos attack is.

http://www.crime-research.org/articl...-ddos-attacks/

timberheadverde 12-02-2011 21:53

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by telfordcable (Post 35173265)

Yeah your password seems very strong! your wpa2 encryption is also great! i don't like the sound of these DOS attacks, I suggest you get an engineer out asap! Have you been getting Pinged of deathed as well? or de-fragmented on the network??

telfordcable 12-02-2011 22:02

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Using ASUS USB N10 Wireless USB Adaptor on my pc and good result here:

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2011/02/50.png

It connection speed of 150.0Mbps with excellent signal quality with full 5 green lights on

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Strange the dos attack had stopped when I reboot the superhub !

jtaylor06 12-02-2011 22:03

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by telfordcable (Post 35173240)
I had 21 times dos attack today! It ****ed me off. I want to go back to old modem VMDG300

Doesn't it get very boring switching your packages all the time, or equipment?
I've never seen someone switch so many things in a short space of time!

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Quote:

Originally Posted by telfordcable (Post 35173279)
Using ASUS USB N10 Wireless USB Adaptor on my pc and good result here:

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2011/02/50.png

It connection speed of 150.0Mbps with excellent signal quality with full 5 green lights on

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Strange the dos attack had stopped when I reboot the superhub !

Connection speed of 150.0Mbps :confused:
Edit: My bad, I realised that the speed quoted is the adapter speed and not the broadband!

telfordcable 12-02-2011 22:04

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jtaylor06 (Post 35173283)
Doesn't it get very boring switching your packages all the time, or equipment?
I've never seen someone switch so many things in a short space of time!

I only switch package once on 1st february and the superhub still with me for a months while.

timberheadverde 12-02-2011 22:04

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by telfordcable (Post 35173279)
Using ASUS USB N10 Wireless USB Adaptor on my pc and good result here:

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2011/02/50.png

It connection speed of 150.0Mbps with excellent signal quality with full 5 green lights on

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Strange the dos attack had stopped when I reboot the superhub !

Thats great! but are you getting pinged of deathed or network de-fragmented???

qasdfdsaq 12-02-2011 22:07

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Yeah de-fragmentation sounds terrible when it's in DOS.

telfordcable 12-02-2011 22:07

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jtaylor06 (Post 35173283)
Doesn't it get very boring switching your packages all the time, or equipment?
I've never seen someone switch so many things in a short space of time!

---------- Post added at 23:03 ---------- Previous post was at 23:03 ----------



Connection speed of 150.0Mbps :confused:


I mean this:
https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2011/02/75.jpg

Jayster 12-02-2011 22:08

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by qasdfdsaq (Post 35173288)
Yeah de-fragmentation sounds terrible when it's in DOS.

Oh it is.

jtaylor06 12-02-2011 22:09

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by telfordcable (Post 35173290)

Apologies, I initially had thought your BB speed, but then realised a few moments later :)

telfordcable 12-02-2011 22:09

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jordyGFC (Post 35173286)
Thats great! but are you getting pinged of deathed or network de-fragmented???


Explain to me how to work out this ?

timberheadverde 12-02-2011 22:10

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by telfordcable (Post 35173290)


Thats also great, ur on the road to a 100% secure network! but are you being pinged of deathed or having any network de-fragmentation?? ohh or any packets lost during a test run under your modem to your Ethernet cable?

telfordcable 12-02-2011 22:12

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
[img]Download Failed (1)[/img] Ping quite high isn't it ?
[img]Download Failed (1)[/img]

jtaylor06 12-02-2011 22:15

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by telfordcable (Post 35173300)

Not really.
Xbox is running fine in matchmaking, so no problems.

This is what I achieved:
http://www.pingtest.net/result/34484042.png

With my old router, I had pings of 100, and major packet loss (70%)
Then it finally broke.

telfordcable 12-02-2011 22:17

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
That's ok then. It seem the dos attack had stopped since, so far, no more dos attack as I don't know why it happen before! Strange.

jtaylor06 12-02-2011 22:18

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by telfordcable (Post 35173303)
That's ok then. It seem the dos attack had stopped since, so far, no more dos attack as I don't know why it happen before! Strange.

Why would anyone attack you?
Unless you have given out your IP address, or used a service that exposes it to a third-party?

Mick Fisher 12-02-2011 22:18

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by pythagoras (Post 35173257)
You dont need any security on the superhubs wireless network.























It only has a 2 foot range :devsmoke:

Regards

John.

:LOL:

timberheadverde 12-02-2011 22:20

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by telfordcable (Post 35173303)
That's ok then. It seem the dos attack had stopped since, so far, no more dos attack as I don't know why it happen before! Strange.

Even better! im so glad they've stoped, one day i got about 500! couldnt even start my router up! now that were passed that theres only one more thing we need to know! are you being ping of deathed or having any network de-fragmentation??

thanks,
jordy

Head PR of talknet, UK division

Hugh 12-02-2011 22:20

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jordyGFC (Post 35173296)
Thats also great, ur on the road to a 100% secure network! but are you being pinged of deathed or having any network de-fragmentation?? ohh or any packets lost during a test run under your modem to your Ethernet cable?

Wouldn't a clean catheter be required when undertaking that test?

telfordcable 12-02-2011 22:20

re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jtaylor06 (Post 35173304)
Why would anyone attack you?
Unless you have given out your IP address, or used a service that exposes it to a third-party?

I never give out my ip address or mac address to anyone elses!

Hugh 12-02-2011 22:21

Re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by telfordcable (Post 35173309)
I never give out my ip address or mac address to anyone elses!

You give out your IP address every time you communicate to the internet.....

timberheadverde 12-02-2011 22:23

Re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35173308)
Wouldn't a clean catheter be required when undertaking that test?

ahh yes silly me! sorry! but wait if he has a GHS mod on his GTT then he wont need a clean catheter, but only a simple DDFSD mod, we only need to know if he is being ping of deathed or has a de-fragmented network!

jtaylor06 12-02-2011 22:25

Re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35173310)
You give out your IP address every time you communicate to the internet.....

Even Hugh will be able to see your IP address - just to scare you a bit ;)
He can even send in CSI if you were to kill someone on Call of Duty...oh wait ;)

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jordyGFC (Post 35173312)
ahh yes silly me! sorry! but wait if he has a GHS mod on his GTT then he wont need a clean catheter, but only a simple DDFSD mod, we only need to know if he is being ping of deathed or has a de-fragmented network!

You need a bubble shield around the SuperHub too. Just for extra protection.

Jayster 12-02-2011 22:27

Re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jtaylor06 (Post 35173315)
Even Hugh will be able to see your IP address - just to scare you a bit ;)
He can even send in CSI if you were to kill someone on Call of Duty...oh wait ;)

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You need a bubble shield around the SuperHub too. Just for extra protection.

Are you sure a bubble shield would hold up? I would personally recommend a Plasma shield but that's just me.

jtaylor06 12-02-2011 22:28

Re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jayster (Post 35173318)
Are you sure a bubble shield would hold up? I would personally recommend a Plasma shield but that's just me.

Only if there's a horde of DDoS Elite's in the area that it would be beneficial to use a Plasma shield. Otherwise a bubble shield should be good enough for a few grunts!

Peter_ 12-02-2011 22:28

Re: Security concerns on superhub
 
If you see anyone with a Danasoft sign in their post it will tell you your ip, your operating system and even your browser.

http://www.danasoft.com/

jtaylor06 12-02-2011 22:30

Re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Masque (Post 35173320)
If you see anyone with a Danasoft sign in their post it will tell you your ip, your operating system and even your browser.

http://www.danasoft.com/

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2011/02/74.jpg

Peter_ 12-02-2011 22:31

Re: Security concerns on superhub
 
I have it addblocked so no idea if it is even working which is why I removed mine above.

Hugh 12-02-2011 22:32

Re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jayster (Post 35173318)
Are you sure a bubble shield would hold up? I would personally recommend a Plasma shield but that's just me.

Multiphase plasma, surely?

jtaylor06 12-02-2011 22:32

Re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Masque (Post 35173324)
I have it addblocked so no idea if it is even working which is why I removed mine above.

Only URL had appeared in your post so I guess it was removed.
Added it in a reply though, just for TC to see it ;)

Jayster 12-02-2011 22:34

Re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35173325)

Well I didn't want to get too technical.

jtaylor06 12-02-2011 22:37

Re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jtaylor06 (Post 35173326)
Only URL had appeared in your post so I guess it was removed.
Added it in a reply though, just for TC to see it ;)

Specially made for a certain person;
https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2011/02/73.jpg

timberheadverde 12-02-2011 22:40

Re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Since telford cable hasnt replied in a while i guess he was being ping of deathed and de-fragmented network, poor guy!

jtaylor06 12-02-2011 22:42

Re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jordyGFC (Post 35173333)
Since telford cable hasnt replied in a while i guess he was being ping of deathed and de-fragmented network, poor guy!

LOL

Mick Fisher 12-02-2011 22:54

Re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jordyGFC (Post 35173333)
Since telford cable hasnt replied in a while i guess he was being ping of deathed and de-fragmented network, poor guy!

:D

Sirius 12-02-2011 23:20

Re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Another comedy thread from Telford cable :tu:

Skie 12-02-2011 23:30

Re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Perhaps his ceiling fan has Killed him?

Chrysalis 12-02-2011 23:36

Re: Security concerns on superhub
 
haha funny thread.

in short dont worry about security as long as you dont have DMZ pointing to your pc NAT will be protecting you for inbound traffic. I have both firewall and flood protection disabled on the superhub.

jtaylor06 13-02-2011 00:28

Re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Darn those ceiling fans!

telfordcable 13-02-2011 14:25

Re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jordyGFC (Post 35173333)
Since telford cable hasnt replied in a while i guess he was being ping of deathed and de-fragmented network, poor guy!

I am still here :)

So far, no dos attack and I will try to hide my ip address! To stop them looking up mine!

Peter_ 13-02-2011 14:26

Re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by telfordcable (Post 35173604)
I am still here :)

So far, no dos attack and I will try to hide my ip address! To stop them looking up mine!

You cannot hide your ip as you require it to connect.

Do not overcomplicate matters as it makes you paranoid about internet security.

telfordcable 13-02-2011 14:28

Re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Masque (Post 35173320)
If you see anyone with a Danasoft sign in their post it will tell you your ip, your operating system and even your browser.

http://www.danasoft.com/

It show incorrect of my area, browser and operating system and show USA ip address :)

It work as I had disabled it and stop them looking up my pc details.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Masque (Post 35173605)
You cannot hide your ip as you require it to connect.

Do not overcomplicate matters as it makes you paranoid about internet security.

Yes I can do it. I can hide my ip address. It easy and simple!

Peter_ 13-02-2011 14:30

Re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by telfordcable (Post 35173606)
It show incorrect of my area, browser and operating system and show USA ip address :)

It work as I had disabled it and stop them looking up my pc details.

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Yes I can do it. I can hide my ip address. It easy and simple!

You still have to transmit one though such as your blag USA one and that would prevent you from using the likes of the BBC iplayer and many other UK based sites.

qasdfdsaq 13-02-2011 15:32

Re: Security concerns on superhub
 
To be honest I wouldn't be surprised if many people *did* want to DoS him.

timberheadverde 13-02-2011 15:52

Re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by telfordcable (Post 35173604)
I am still here :)

So far, no dos attack and I will try to hide my ip address! To stop them looking up mine!

Thank God!! thought you got ping of deathed or network de-fragmentation!!

do you have any signs of a ip address GGHG mod on ur modem as i had a GGHG mod and people could steal my passwords for this forum!!

thanks,
jordy

Head PR of Talknet, UK division

telfordcable 13-02-2011 17:29

Re: Security concerns on superhub
 
I staying away from this forum until 1st April 2011, to rest my mind!

qasdfdsaq 13-02-2011 17:49

Re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Won't save you from being de-fragmented though.

timberheadverde 13-02-2011 18:03

Re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by qasdfdsaq (Post 35173746)
Won't save you from being de-fragmented though.

Indeed it wont! silly silly man he is!

Jayster 13-02-2011 18:12

Re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by telfordcable (Post 35173730)
I staying away from this forum until 1st April 2011, to rest my mind!

What a shame.

jtaylor06 13-02-2011 19:07

Re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jayster (Post 35173758)
What a shame.

Early April Fool's joke?

PhusioNMCR 13-02-2011 19:48

Re: Security concerns on superhub
 
Whats up with wanting to be secure, do you leave your doors open at night??, i dont, and i use bolts as well as deadlocks, look at me wanting to feel all secure

as for thinking Nat is good enough lol, maybe for first time hackers

firewalls and spi make it tuffer to crack, there not there to make you feel good, there there for a reason


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