HACKER BOOTING PEOPLE OFFLINE

I'm being hack by: X37I ;he keeps booting me offline.... he says that he is from New Zealand.... please verify his acc you will find a lot of stuff... is time that you guys take maters in your own hands because if he have my IP adress means personal
info. and as far as I know that breaks the code of conduct.. and you guys are responsable of people like that... Please he needs to be gone, he is a treat for the gamers and he is violating Federal law... Thanks for your time.

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HACKER CAUGHT ON VIDEO!

A hacker was picking on my friends and ended up booting one of them while we were in game, decided to try to anger the hacker into booting me offline while i was recording. Hacker hopefully will get what
he deserves.

Please don't name and shame. Thanks









(they were involved).

 

People booting players offline

it is because they get 100s of reports and they have to go through each one at a time there are only SO many members of the PET, give it time.

 

Even if I avoid player he keeps joining to my loby... I even kick him from my l oby and he joined by himself... please do something!!!!!!!!

 

You can file a complaint and block the player

Since he's knocking you offline, they are creating a dDos attack which is occurring outside of Xbox and on your ISP's connection to you. You can see about contacting your ISP and let them know about this ddos attack and see if they can help.

 

Hi. He can only get an IP address, if he connects in Partychat, through a multiplayer game, or even other means outside Xbox Live, like for example being in a Skype chat, or messenger or similar apps.

To prevent him joining your multiplayer lobby, try to set up a private lobby that is by invitation only (if the game allows that), and then invite only known friends to that match.

As for the "Booting offline" part, he can boot you offline without the help of Xbox Live.

As long as they get your IP address through any means (for example via a chat on your PC that is in the same network, or by having a friend that is in your multiplayer match), they can then use computers in a botnet to send so much "garbage" data to your
internet connection, that your internet line "clogs up" and you get disconnected. This is called a Distributed Denial of Service (or short DDoS).

Microsoft can't do anything about that, as the DDoS doesn't come from the Xbox Live network.

If you are a victim of such a DDoS attack, contact your Internet Provider, so they can log your internet connection and collect evidence for this DDoS attack.

Since DDoS attacks are illegal in basically every country, your ISP can then press legal charges against that person that started the attack.

Also please follow the instructions in
this DDoS FAQ.