Hi,
I got noticed by network provider that there is a problem with an internet-connected device in my home that's interfering with the network in my area. So, I checked my security history, and I found out that I have already gotten 4k suspicious incoming network connections blocked in this week. Then, I tried using tools such as AdwCleaner and Malwarebytes. They did detect things suspicious, and then I quarantined those things immediately, but I still got noticed by McAfee that there are suspicious incoming network connections. What can I do? Should I reset/restore my computer?
By the way, those suspicious incoming network connections are from many different IP addresses (also including mine).
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Hello @hkbb0723
The blocked connections might be from a server, computer or even a website trying to get into your machine and McAfee is blocking it. We request you to have a word with your ISP regarding those suspicious connections.
Please access the below McAfee Articles about Blocked Risky Connections and Firewall FAQs
Your McAfee software blocked risky connections
Common questions about McAfee Firewall
Regards,
Madhan M
Hello @hkbb0723
The blocked connections might be from a server, computer or even a website trying to get into your machine and McAfee is blocking it. We request you to have a word with your ISP regarding those suspicious connections.
Please access the below McAfee Articles about Blocked Risky Connections and Firewall FAQs
Your McAfee software blocked risky connections
Common questions about McAfee Firewall
Regards,
Madhan M
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