IP Reputation attack

ProfessorHawk -- Thanks for reaching out.  I reviewed your other post regarding this issue.  Can you please clarify - did you have any Port Forwards set up?  (If so, did you remove them?)

You can check your Port Forwards in xFi, by navigating to the Network Tab > Advanced Settings > Port Forwarding.

I spoke toan Xfinity network "expert" and was told all pop-up from the Xfinity app as well as notifications on the xfinity.com are false and should be ignored. She had be delete the app from my phone and reinstall and told to no longer visit this page. Meanwhile the attacks keep coming.

I don't have any port forwards. When I click on it I only get the add option.

I'm getting a big runaround. I was eventually sent to The Customer Security Assurance who said I need to contact Cisco to get the firewall logs off of my xFi modem. I called the number that was given [Edited: "Personal Information"] and Cisco says I need a Cisco ID, but Comcast didn't give me one. Isn't there anyone at Comcast that can help me?

I spent 6 hours yesterday getting the run around from one person and department to another regarding "Items That Need Attention" notifications from xFi advanced. I was even transfered to Cisco who wanted to know why I was calling becasue I'm not a Cisco customer. I requested to speak with a supervisor and was told none are available. It is now day two and I'm still getting contant notifications about IP Reputation attacks. They are non-stop. Is there anyone at Comcast that can help. 

ProfessorHawk -- Thank you for the additional context.  I apologize for the frustration.  I will review your account & let you know when I have additional information.

I have now had 153 IP Reputation Attacks and 34 Unauthorized Access Attempts and they keep coming. All require action on my part but tell me what I can do other than restart my device, update my software/firmware, or Quarantine my device. This doesn't help, how can I get the attacks to stop? Is there a way to change my IP address so that whover is attacking will lose me?

ProfessorHawk -- Thank you for your patience.  I've been working with engineering to take a closer look.  I'd like to send you a Private Message with additional information.  

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No No no - I have been following this thread because I am experiencing some of the same things. You do not do the community any good by taking this off line without at least posting a valid solution . Two of these (alleged) "malicious IP's" belong to Censys which advertises "Get a current view of all of your organization's assets so you can proactively prevent targeted attacks and investigate suspicious activity."

So are these just random port scans or false positives? I started getting these the day I enabled a Port Forward for RDP and I promptly removed it but I am still getting these same messages from "Advanced Security". Its not very advanced when it literally gives you NO information about the attack. The least it could do is provide the Port number

I have not had any resolution from Comcast. All of these posts have been ignored and all calls to the company have been fruitless. My system does not appear to be compromised so I just logged by cell phone out from my network so I wouldn't get any more notifications. I'm getting hundreds per day.

this might be too late or even not the solution for you, but i was expierencing this very same thing and fixed it myself. I think my pc was sending out my ip somewhere to let others know my pc was online was my main thinking in solving this problem. I looked at the firewall exemptions, or "allow app through the firewall", and turned off all unnecessary app for this and havnt had any problems since.. although I didnt try to turn them back on one at a time to figure out which of these was the culprit, i think it was an sdk app I got for the kinect camera,...in my case. hope you figure it out and maybe this helps a bit.