06-02-2011, 02:07 PM
(06-02-2011, 02:16 AM)cloakster link Wrote: Well, when you log on to the router there should be somewhere that shows who is currently connected to the router. Plus, if you have a WPA encryption, only really good hackers can crack it so there shouldn't be much of a worry unless your pass is guessable.
Also, when you change the password on the router, anyone connected to it should have to enter the new pass before being able to connect again.
Okay thank you , for now that bitch is not connected to my net anymore , I checked the DHCP thingy and now its only my pc and my laptop that are connected to
my home network .
TwistedDemon , I didnt find any ban option or something near that tho .
I hope he wont be able to hack my WPA password so quickly .
(06-02-2011, 08:48 AM)0Target0 link Wrote: Pfft you can just spoof the mac adress of all the computers that are currently connected. that won't work.
What is spoofing ?
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