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Fing Fingbox - A W I-Fi S Tation I S B Eing a Ttacked

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New open ports found (Only if the port was not seen open in the
previous 2 months)
The Internet Security Check scanned the external side of your router and found an open port
that was not seen open for the last 60 days.
Please check your router and NAT configuration for port forwarding: review the port forwarding
rules and remove the unneeded ones.
If UPnP or NAT-PMP are enabled on your router, devices and applications can automatically
bypass the firewall to allow incoming connections without additional control or authorization.
For more details and to see the full list of open ports, open the 'Internet Security' section in the
Fing app.
A Wi-Fi station is being attacked
A very common way to start an attack via Wi-Fi is by forcing the client devices to detach from
the current “legitimate” access point and reconnect to a “rogue” one. This is a very common
attack, usually performed in coffee shops, hotels and public places (if you often use such public
WiFi services without Wi-Fi encryption, we suggest you activate a high quality VPN service like
ProtonVPN or similar, before turning on the Wi-Fi). This attack is also popular in office places
where the Wi-Fi password is one and shared among all users (versus Wi-Fi authentication with
personal credentials).
After the deauthentication attack, clients typically reconnect to the access point with the stronger
signal. For this reason, the rogue access point “shines” in the radio spectrum.
Immediately after receiving the Fingbox alert, open the Fing app, go to the DigitalFence
screen and tap on STATIONS. At the top of the list you should see your access points plus
another one claiming the same Wi-Fi network name (SSID). In the example below, the first
access point is the rogue one, claiming the same SSID.
Fingbox User’s Guide - App v6.2.1 Page 51