DoS attack: Teardrop or derivative - WAN goes unresponsive every five minutes or so

[iammike]

This isn't a new issue to me, but its increasing frequency has my connection to near useless levels.

When it happens, my network slows to a crawl or a stop and I can't even connect to the router's admin center.

[DoS attack: Teardrop or derivative] from 193.0.129.32, port 0	9	Mon Nov 19 07:23:05 2018	252.82.165.122:0	193.0.129.32:0
[DoS attack: Illegal Fragments] from 193.0.129.32, port 0	1	Mon Nov 19 07:23:04 2018	252.82.165.122:0	193.0.129.32:0
[DoS attack: Teardrop or derivative] from 193.0.129.32, port 0	5	Mon Nov 19 07:23:03 2018	252.82.165.122:0	193.0.129.32:0

My cable diagnostics and event log all look a'ok. I'm on Comcast.

I know it's out of my hands to block traffic from that IP (if it's even the actual source of the traffic), and I did plenty of reading to hear about a related HP printer issue (I don't have one)... I'd really not have to buy a new modem/router to see if it's strictly a Netgear issue. Help?

[_kalin]

I purchuased C7000V2 to avoid renting comcast router then after a couples of months using it I started to lose internet connection progressively till the point i started to reset the router every 5 mins  and I thought that was a comcast issue. I was trying to figuere out what was causing this issue for a week until i gave up and i called comcast yesterday.They came by and they didnt find anything wrong. then when i looked into the netgear router i found this  "[DoS attack: Teardrop or derivative] from 133.2.159.224, port 0 1 Wed Mar 13 14:24:42 2019 124.58.185.53:0 133.2.159.224:0" -----------Those IPs belongs to Japan and Korea ------- I think the best opptions to avoid this kind of issues is moving to a different rounter and rent a comcast router again since I dont see any way to avoid this and Netgear devices are prone to be hacked. 

Any idea what to do I will appriciate it .

Thanks

Kalin

[iammike]

I switched to an Arris and haven’t had a problem since. Won’t be buying Netgear again.