Troubleshoot Unusual traffic detected from my network

[Al-Faqir]

Briefly explain your current issue(s)

Can't use Google search for unusual traffic is detected from my computer network.

Steps taken to resolve, but have been unsuccessful

Nothing

I am connected to public network (mikrotek), and recently (2days) I started to get this warning whenever I try to look sth up using Google. At first, solving the CAPTCHA redirects me to the search results. Now, I just keep getting the error over and over again.

 

[harlan4096]

Why Does Google Report 'Unusual Traffic' From Your Computer Network?

 

[RoboMan]

I am connected to public network (mikrotek), and recently (2days) I started to get this warning whenever I try to look sth up using Google. At first, solving the CAPTCHA redirects me to the search results. Now, I just keep getting the error over and over again.

Hey, I suffered the exact same thing a couple of days ago. The cause and solution were both simple:

Cause: My IP got leaked and was being used for massive spam e-mailing. Probably due to malware (not necessarily, could also have been leaked on your VM) or a shady site grabbing your IP.
Solution: Quick call to ISP and ask for an IP change. Reboot the router and done.

 

[bribon77]

Sometimes it is because of using a Vpn. or because he has a lot of security.

 

[ForgottenSeer 58943]

Home users don't usually have statics. ISP's usually have a short lease time. Unplug the power to your modem, then unplug the coaxial. The coaxial part is crucial because your node will do a LV pump to ensure there is a device with resistance on the end even if the device is off. With both unplugged, you can let it sit for awhile. ISP lease times are RARELY over 12 hours and usually only an hour or two. You can do it before bed, then plug everything back in when you wake up and you'll be assigned a new DHCP WAN IP.

So it's either your scope was flagged, that is you are on the same last octets as a malicious actor or spammer, or you are using a VPN.

 

[Quassar]

Probably you got new ip even static ip is change with time not offen as dynamic but 1 time on month or even half year it can changed by your ISP.

And someone before used this IP to spam meaby smb got client mail virused or whatever..
Call your network dev.. for change ip and scan your devices, check your router too and refrigerator ^^ dont ask me why xD
Fridge caught sending spam emails in botnet attack


Any way i preffer stop use Google and use:
Startpage.com ixquick.com or duckduckgo.com

 

[Al-Faqir]

Everything is working after call to my ISP thanks to you all

 

[Quassar]

Im glad could to help you

 

[codswollip]

Home users don't usually have statics. ISP's usually have a short lease time. Unplug the power to your modem, then unplug the coaxial. The coaxial part is crucial because your node will do a LV pump to ensure there is a device with resistance on the end even if the device is off. With both unplugged, you can let it sit for awhile. ISP lease times are RARELY over 12 hours and usually only an hour or two. You can do it before bed, then plug everything back in when you wake up and you'll be assigned a new DHCP WAN IP.

I never have that much patience. Instead, I unplug modem, then connect to my router and change the MAC address. Then I reboot router and restart modem. Ten minutes and I have a new IP.