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- Andrew_WeesContributor III
If you can still use the internet you should be fine if it really was from cox they can just shut your internet down until you call in
- AllenPValued Contributor
I received a similar notice & it was from Cox. Seams like if a device on your network tries to go to a known "phone home" malware site (like a root kit) Cox sends a warning email. Like the OP, I scanned all devices with multiple malware, antivirus and anti root kit programs & came up empty. Looks like it was an isolated incident as I haven't received another notice in months. Cox won't shut you down but the notice is worth investigating.
- ChrisLFormer Moderator@etp
Just to confirm it looks like we did send you the warning. As AllenP said you may wish to do a thorough scan of your devices as a precaution.
- etpNew Contributor
- ChrisLFormer Moderator@etp
You should also be able to log into the router and see what devices are connected. It could be you have a rouge connection somewhere although I have seen an iPhone trigger this too.
- etpNew Contributor
Did update my FW as Netgear posted several security issues that were fixed. Just don't know if this is one of them.
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