Minecraft Server sent a broken packet

Hi there Chris, my name is Gerardo, and I'm an Xbox player. I'll be happy to assist you with any questions or concerns you may have.

For specific issues like the one you are experiencing with Minecraft, it is necessary for you to contact the game's dedicated support team so they can assist you, as they are the ones responsible for helping with these kind of issues.

You can reach out to them through the following link:

https://help.minecraft.net/hc/requests/new

I appreciate your understanding and wish you good luck!

Kind regards,
Gerardo.

I think the server that handles the tests is broken as Titanfall works even with a reported 100% packet loss.

From the screenshot, I'm wondering how you believe you're getting a DDOS attack by these individuals while still having 0 packet loss? During a DDOS you'd have 100% packet loss, as that's how networking works. Your data is sent and received in packets.
Additionally, your ISP would have been alerted to a DDOS attack as it would have to pass through their network and any routers along the route from them to you, the router owners your ISP connects to would also be alerted. You also have a 52ms ping to the
server, also an indication of not having a DDOS attack as the ping is a measurement of the time it takes for a packet to be sent to and received from the server.

Games like Fortnite, COD, and more only use XBox Live to start a connection, from there, you're connecting to the game hosting server managed by the game developer. From your screenshot, it appears more of a server issue than a DDOS.

If you feel you had a DDOS attack, you need to report it to tech support of your ISP as that data is logged.

So I found out that you can mod any Server base games like World of Tanks, thanks to making the packet that is sent from the console to the sever which then tricks the server into thinking that the packet of data is legit and is part of the game.

Sever base games can be hacked and it has been done before with HALO and CoD Games remember where everyone was able to jump super high or someone could boot a player out of a match in CoD that was due to a packet hack on the server, so yes World of Tanks
can be hacked by a packet that is uploaded from a console or PC to the server tricking said server into thinking it's part of the game. I know people don't think this can happen but it can with what I have been seeing in a number of FPS games it is happening.
Take Distiny people are getting into Pruple Bar which is for the dev's ONLY to use when testing out DLC changes or match changes and such.

packet sent 100 packet received 100 packet loss 0

approximate round trip times in milli seconds minimum 63ms max 67ms average 63ms