How do you stop someone who's already DDosing ur console

You cannot stop someone from doing it. If they want to do it, they will.

Hi C0uldBurDaddy,

Thanks for reaching out to us in the forums for this issue. If you wish to report this person, you would need to do so at our
Enforcement website. Alternatively, you may also report him via the game developer's site (dependent on the game) as well as this activity is taking place on their servers.
(Side note: Enforcement does not Post, Read, or Comment on Forums nor can support offer assistance.)

If you are the victim of a DDOS attack, then you will need to reach out to your internet service provider for further assistance as also recommended by our Ambassador. Our DoS
and DDoS attacks on Xbox One FAQ page will have further information that you may also find helpful in getting everything back in your control.

I hope that this information helps out.

"After you blocked the hacker from contacting you, you need to change your IP address. This is done by unplugging your modem/router gateway for about a minute. After your modem re-connects to your Internet Provider,
you should have gotten a new IP address. "

This is only is true if the autonomous system they are within has not assigned a static IP address - thus being dynamically assigned. However, if the IP address is static, your Internet Service Provider will have to
assign you a different one then you'd have to restart your device(s) - syncing the new publicly assigned IP. Furthermore, in regards to being able to stop a DDoS attack, you cannot - unless your bandwidth is > than the bandwidth being sent to that IP. What
I would recommend is using DD-WRT and a well-known provider of a VPN (PIA, Nord) and use a PPTP (or whatever protocol you want to use) connection via DD-WRT to the VPN provider. If you use a server with bandwidth > than the bandwidth being sent you will not
be affected, furthermore, it won't be your connection being attacked directly.

TL;DR If your bandwidth is !> (not greater than) the bandwidth being sent you'll see an effect.

All the best,

In order to DDoS you, the person needs to know your IP address. And they can only get that address, if they are in the same game lobby or party chat or other direct peer-to-peer connection (for example using chat software on your PC or whatever else the
hacker coaxes you to contact him).

So make sure you block and mute the hacker, so they can't contact you, and Xbox Live will *try* to not match you with that person in a lobby.

After you blocked the hacker from contacting you, you need to change your IP address. This is done by unplugging your modem/router gateway for about a minute. After your modem re-connects to your Internet Provider, you should have gotten a new IP address.

If the hacker was DDoSing you at that time, the attack will still go to the old IP address, while you are then using a new address that isn't DDoSed.

Just make sure you are not accepting party invites or anything that can reveal your new IP to the hacker. Then you'll be safe from DDoS attacks from that person.

Also contact your Internet Provider, so they can log the DDoS attack, and they can then press legal charges against the hacker for abusing their system with a DDoS attack.

You would need to contact your ISP so they can help you get back online and stay online.