Hey!
I changed my dns-server to Cloudflare dns-server since I got hacked. I used this app called Ping (which you can get on app store) which can show you all your devices, wi-fi and internet. Later on I saw that my ip-adress was connected to something called generic, which is when the hacker can connect an a new router to mine. I´m not sure if Cloudflare dns-server got hacked as well. What should I do?
The app is called Fing*.
I don’t really understand this question exactly. Cloudflare’s DNS/1.1.1.1 is fine. If you’re using Fing and see a Generic device on your local network, it’s just a device that Fing couldn’t identify (no hostname/etc), nothing to do with a hacker.
Network Security concerns are out of the scope of this forum, but if you are worried, I would change your wifi password/router admin login, etc.
But I know for the fact that the hacker has a second router connected to my router.
Even if that were true, this is not the right place to seek assistance.
I go it!
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