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Any updates yet?  I want to see possessed behind his monitor ddossing the servers. If there isn't any proof it would be fair to make him an apology,  since it's quite a serious accusation.

so far, no news about the first attack. but i can say that i guess the other attacks are not coming from the same person. now it is real ddos attack like professionals are doing - the focus are udp ports now, not only tcp which make a handshake. with some few very big packages you can fill up the bandwith of the target. so again this morning and the days before:

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29.06.2016 11:30   100.38.225.228:1900      92.107.22.140:64115          warn                  adp                                                   wan1                                           udp                          Rule_id=1 from WAN to Any    [type=Flood-Detection(4026531842)] UDP-Flood Action: Drop Packet            
29.06.2016 11:31   42.118.218.137:43129     92.107.22.140:14610          warn                  adp                                                   wan1                                           udp                          Rule_id=1 from WAN to Any    [type=Flood-Detection(4026531842)] UDP-Flood Action: Drop Packet            
29.06.2016 11:32   1.53.101.124:39537       92.107.22.140:39037          warn                  adp                                                   wan1                                           udp                          Rule_id=1 from WAN to Any    [type=Flood-Detection(4026531842)] UDP-Flood Action: Drop Packet            
29.06.2016 11:33   222.218.99.111:35530     92.107.22.140:58838          warn                  adp                                                   wan1                                           udp                          Rule_id=1 from WAN to Any    [type=Flood-Detection(4026531842)] UDP-Flood Action: Drop Packet            
29.06.2016 11:34   1.52.43.119:46478        92.107.22.140:37047          warn                  adp                                                   wan1                                           udp                          Rule_id=1 from WAN to Any    [type=Flood-Detection(4026531842)] UDP-Flood Action: Drop Packet            
29.06.2016 11:35   42.117.155.211:36461     92.107.22.140:37047          warn                  adp                                                   wan1                                           udp                          Rule_id=1 from WAN to Any    [type=Flood-Detection(4026531842)] UDP-Flood Action: Drop Packet            

if you like to see the whole logfile from the first tcp/ip attack - which i did say was local from Brazil - you can have it. watch the ip's and its location:

http://files.enjin.com/169228/Router-Log.xlsx

this file will be the base to start to catch the noob