Detecting kernel intrusion attacks through network monitoring

Other than entries in your router firewall logs, why do you think there is an issue? What issues have you identified on your systems from these attacks? It sounds like most of these entries in your logs have just been notifications of blocked attacks. The reason you haven't gotten any response from the police e-crime unit is probably because you can't show any harm, loss or actual intrusion. The usage of a dynamic or static IP will not stop these types of kernel intrusion attacks if they are not targeting you or your IP address.

The attacks are most likely targeting a large number of IPs or networks so changing your IP will not stop the scans because the attackers will eventually scan your new IP.

If you still think that your systems are under targeted attacks or have other evidence of a kernel intrusion attack, your next step should be examining the network traffic in more depth. You may want to scan your systems with different antimalware software than you are currently using or perform the scans in safe mode, Monitoring for unexpected network traffic can help determine if systems have some type of malware that is stopping the antimalware software from working.

Make sure you have the appropriate authorization to monitor your network. There are a number of open source tools that can be used for network monitoring by simply running a bootable live CD off an unused computer. You may want to monitor your network for a couple days to get a good sample of traffic to analyze, but the more traffic you capture, the more effort it will be to analyze the data. Look for traffic originating from one of your computers when it's not in use. You will most likely see some traffic to Microsoft, your antimalware vendor for updates or new antimalware definitions, or other similar legitimate background operations. You may want to start with a short time period to get a sense of the network traffic on your network and then expand from there. You will need to mirror or get a copy of the traffic to the computer doing the monitoring so you can analyze the traffic and determine if anything suspicious is traversing your network.