My son is playing fortnite right now. Our Wi-Fi goes off within 10 minutes. My son said that a friend from Fortnite can access our ip address and thus block the Wi-Fi. Is that possible? My son got a link via whatsapp "imageshare best…" There he was sent to a simple video. Somehow someone else has to be able to access our ip. Does anyone know such a case? Can I see on my fritzbox who has accessed it from the outside? What can I do to block it then?
So there's to the left of which you get the IP address from the person who clicked on it. Whether you access the WLAN with the IP address is unlikely because you also need the password.
A funny ddost egg Wi-Fi. Tries to restart it, then you have to see whether the Ip changes. If not, I'd better explain it to you via private chat.
(Ddos = if someone sends a lot of packets into your Wi-Fi, this leads to overload and can crash Wi-Fi. This imageshare is an iplogger. If you press the link on it, you will see the ip. He can't do anything else. Don't be afraid if you want to continue (the next day) you can go to the police, but I would like to help you via private chat.
You can find out whether it was a DDoS or a DoS by doing a log analysis. If there was a spontaneous, extreme increase in traffic, that speaks for a DDoS. You should be able to blacklist the corresponding IP addresses so that connection attempts are ignored. How exactly that with the Fritz! Box works, I don't know.
How could I see the course? Directly on the fritz.box? Is there a submenu?
I have no idea about the Fritz box
