Did you set the firewall in the Netgear to send an email when it receives what it regards as an attack? If so, it did exactly what you set it to.
The next question is whether this "attack" is anything to get bothered about. It is a fact of life on the internet today that all kind of unsolicited malicious traffic is running around just banging doors hoping that somebody left theirs open. I've set my router to ignore anything unsolicited and left it at that. I've looked at the logs a few times but soon realized there wasn't much I could do about stuff blowing in from China and Bulgaria. None of it gets through the router, so I have turned off the firewalls at the individual systems.
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I am continually getting an email message from my own email address to me with the subject
NETGEAR *Security Alert* [53:c3:a3] and then in the body of the email
"UDP Packet - Source:" then what I think is an IP address and then "Destination:" with another IP address (I think)
I tried contacting Netgear to query this but without result.
Can anyone help please?
I have Windows XP, and a Netgear wireless router DG834G v2
I don't think any one else can log on to it, as I set up the access list and turned the access control on.

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