eh. Wha-?

Forego the occasional internet complaint about "being DDoS'd", Id be more likely to accept that there is another problem. Virus, poor ISP, Firewall is down, AVP is off, Peer-to-Peer is on and unrestricted, Firmware out of date, using static IP? etc.

Keep in mind that some people (uneducated mostly) will automatically jump to conclusions and label something too quickly. So when searching the internet now a days, take it with a little salt and do a lot of research. Check your systems settings etc etc. If say 8 million subs play a game and 1K "believe" they are a victim of attacks, the likelihood of 0.013% of the that demo being wrong is high.

Id strongly suggest a complete system wide check. Firmware, Viruses, Malware, SpybotS&D, UnHackMe, unplug from the grid and resolve the issue or eliminate the variable that its more probable that the local computer is compromised. Then diagnose the network, and then call a service tech for your ISP.