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My ISP has been compromised. And no idea what to do? ISP has been already compromised few months back but i thought my router is from local company therefore such issue. But i am wrong. I have use the another router and even firewall. All become waste for me. Firewall fail to stop. I have send the report to Kaspersky. And kaspersky says the problem from router side. And when i search in google. Some developer says it is from ISP side. I have format my system 3 times, reset router , reset firewall. All become failure.
I do not understand what you mean - there often are router / ISP issues, but what you describe looks rather disastrous to me. Did you already contact CP TAC to help to find the reason of your issue ? Because i think this forum can not bring much help for you...
I have not contact the CP. Because CP is also not able to deduct it earlier. Let me contact CP and explain whole situation. By this way, is there any solution if ISP is compromised. Or Should i change my ISP? Sorry for my English.
Is it the ISP router/modem that was compromised? If so, call them and ask for replacement and firmware upgrade. After that you can think about changing ISP.
Now, if the problem is something more serious in the ISP infrastructure, then you should definitely look for another ISP.
Going to need to give more details as to
A) ISP Compromised as in how/what
B) Is this some sort of Virus Infection on machine that talking about
You say that format System 3 times. What System and what is happening to that System
What access allowed to that System through the Firewall
Simply not enough information in this to give any helpful suggestions unfortunately
1) I do not know how but it has been compromised. But i get this answer from many people.
2) Yes it is hijacking the web browser. If new domain come. It is not able to deduct by firewall. I do not know the malware name yet. Ex- allashark[.]site (Do not open it , it is virus)
I do not know the virus name but it is some kind of malware which try to steal data. I do not what the solution.
Temporary- I have blocked all the domains for now except which i need.
OK so this related to Web Traffic
In terms of the Check Point then what version running, what blades you running, are you running HTTPS Inspection.
The problem is from ISP side , i have found this. Now many people are complaining.
OK so what Check Point Blades are you running or is this just the ISP Router that using.
Would expect that Anti-Virus/Anti-Bot/Threat Emulation would be able to block this if running them.
Use HTTPS Inspection to ensure that sites using HTTPS are inspected as well.
If just the Base Firewall/VPN then Check Point won't stop this sort of thing.
I use OpenDNS and there offering based on Cisco Umbrella at Home which is free, though they do offer a commercial version as well. That blocks quite nicely a lot of redirection I find.
Yes i know but i started using CP to stop these things becuase such issues going since a long time but i am failure again. I am using everything which i think it is necessary. OPENDNS fails already. I have block all the domains for now except which needs for work.
What Blades are you running?
You have said that running what you think is neccessary but aren't saying what those are
I have reset the system and now i am starting it again. Waiting for cp support for updating the firmware. I will update you soon. Old data has been lost for now.
No it has been not effect via USB. The problem is from ISP side.
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