how do you tell if someone is connect threw your wireless..

ddb · Post by **ddb** » 06 Apr 2007, 09:58

how do you tell if someone is connect threw your wireless router. I have one and i don't feel like using a security code for it cause suppsoly they are easy to crack so i don't see a point anyway

i live by a bunch of old people but how can i tell if anyone is connected.

a program:a port scanner?

thanks im new to "hacking"

please dont flame

~DDb

Post by **ayu** » 06 Apr 2007, 10:09

Well you could look in the router using the browser, and see what units are attached. Also using MAC address binding is a good way to secure yourself =)

Don't think the old people would know how to get pass it ^^

Post by **CommonStray** » 06 Apr 2007, 10:11

Well we dont allow flaming in a severe manner, but neo is right

ddb · Post by **ddb** » 06 Apr 2007, 10:13

neo130 wrote:Well you could look in the router using the browser, and see what units are attached. Also using MAC address binding is a good way to secure yourself =)

Don't think the old people would know how to get pass it ^^

its not the old people it is there grand children and some kid that lives down the street and his mom took away his router and i dont want him leeching off mine!

Post by **ayu** » 06 Apr 2007, 10:15

ddb wrote:
neo130 wrote:Well you could look in the router using the browser, and see what units are attached. Also using MAC address binding is a good way to secure yourself =)

Don't think the old people would know how to get pass it ^^

its not the old people it is there grand children and some kid that lives down the street and his mom took away his router and i dont want him leeching off mine!

ah ok, well as i said, you can check it through your browser by login in to the router. And bind the router to only your computers MAC address so that it won't accept any other comps. Should do the trick =)

Post by **CommonStray** » 06 Apr 2007, 10:18

http://www.pcstats.com/articleview.cfm?articleID=1489

http://www.practicallynetworked.com/sup ... secure.htm

http://netsecurity.about.com/od/securey ... curely.htm

http://www.quepublishing.com/articles/a ... 39052&rl=1

http://geeksaresexy.blogspot.com/2006/0 ... twork.html

http://www.us-cert.gov/cas/tips/ST05-003.html

http://www.dslwebserver.com/main/fr_ind ... eless.html

ddb · Post by **ddb** » 06 Apr 2007, 10:18

neo130 wrote:
ddb wrote:
neo130 wrote:Well you could look in the router using the browser, and see what units are attached. Also using MAC address binding is a good way to secure yourself =)

Don't think the old people would know how to get pass it ^^

its not the old people it is there grand children and some kid that lives down the street and his mom took away his router and i dont want him leeching off mine!
ah ok, well as i said, you can check it through your browser by login in to the router. And bind the router to only your computers MAC address so that it won't accept any other comps. Should do the trick =)

thanks man i really apperctate it.

one more thing since i have the next week off what a good website were i can just read stuff on hacking and such?

Post by **CommonStray** » 06 Apr 2007, 10:20

this one

or you can use my underground search

it starts with a Fly and ends in a Ninja and the link is on the left column

p99 · Post by **p99** » 12 Apr 2007, 20:19

You can do what I did to the last person to connect to it. I logged the packets with my laptop. A "Man-in-the-middle" technique and I logged all kinds of junk. I just used that to get into an email account and left a message.

But this is because I had already blocked the MAC address for another computer this dude was using.

My laptop doesn't support WEP so I just don't use it.

n3rd · Post by **n3rd** » 13 Apr 2007, 02:42

err just look at ur DNS settings they show all users on the network