"false positive" xbox ET SHELLCODE Possible UDP x86 JMP to CALL Shellcode Detected?

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This is most likely a false positive. Snort, which is an open-source intrusion detection system, uses rules to identify and alert on potential threats. These rules are not perfect and sometimes flag benign traffic as malicious.

The IP address you mentioned (74.125.9.232) belongs to Google, which is a reputable company and is unlikely to be involved in malicious activity. In this case, it's possible that the intrusion detection system (IDS) has triggered a false alarm due to a misconfiguration or a limitation in its rules.

That being said, it's always a good idea to keep your software and systems up-to-date and monitor your network traffic regularly to detect and respond to any potential security threats. If you're concerned about this alert, I would recommend checking your router's logs and firewall rules to ensure that they are properly configured. If you're still unsure, you can also seek the help of a network security specialist.

Or, it may be a true positive. And I should keep blocking it, even if it doesn't do anything to current version of Xbox One X.

The question is, is this normal operation?

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Hello MarkTiede, as far as we know the console doesn't do anything similar, when we are referring to games and applications with downloads made by the Xbox store.

In that case your router may have what we call a false positive, that is, it identifies something that is not harmful as a threat.

However, if you use your console to browse the internet, you may end up entering certain sites that have this type of resource, however, as the Xbox system is closed, there is no risk of it catching a virus.

That my friend is with we call in Internet and I.T Security by "False Positive" that is means with some files can be detected by your antivirus program, but coming by font secure you can just go in your antivirus and add 1 report about the False Positive
and put this file in WhiteList

"No, you can't get your friends to give fake positive feedback to fix your avoid me reputation."

Surely the system Microsoft have in place to detect false negative reports would be equally as effective in detecting false positives as well?