As I mentioned before lot of these events are false positive events that generate these DoS attack, Teardrop or derivative and Ping of Death events in the event logs. As described by Netgear before devices like printers and etc. are generating discovery packets or fragmented multicast IPv6 packets which cause the Netgear Cable firewall to belive it is being DoS’d when in fact it isn’t.
Netgear has a firmware that fixes this issue but it will take time to roll it out as it has to go through certification with ISPs. So we just need to sit tight and wait for the ISPs to push the new firmware out to our devices.
As far as the iPhones and iDevices having strange non-DHCP IP address shown for them under the WiFi section on the C7000's "Attached Devices" page so looks like the issue here is related to IPv6 NAT64 feature which is a translation mechanism for algorithmically mapping IPv6 addresses to IPv4 addresses, and IPv4 addresses to IPv6 addresses. For more info on NAT64 feature you can check out RFC 6145 and 6146.
So basically what’s happening is that the IPv6 addresses associated with iPhone and other iDevices are benign translate to random IPv4 addresses as result of NAT64 feature and for some odd reason those addresses are being shown under attached devices leading us to belive that there is a non-DHCP address assigned to our device. Coincidently some of those IPs are valid addresses that show as being registered to valid 3rd parties and some are not.
So I do not think there is anything to worry about here just make sure that you go to your C7000 UI under Advanced --> Setup --> WAN Setup and uncheck Disable Port Scan and DoS Protection to enable the protection since by default it is disabled.
