I share my internet connection with my roommate who is very tech savvy. I found out yesterday that he has been hacking into my gmail account and reading my emails. I didn't think it was quite possible and I'm very surprised. He manages the internet connection and has full access/control over it.what can I do to prevent him from accessing my information?
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Model : TD-W8968
Hardware Version : V1
Firmware Version : 0.6.0 1.1 v0005.0 Build 120926 Rel.27100n
ISP : Telkom
I haven't played with network and firewall configs for a number of years now, but I want to configure my new TD-W8968 to block all unsolicited internet traffic/hacks.
my private ip add is been hacked by someone, I have chk from various sites but the host name is unavailable so pls let me know how to get the host name of that pc & how can i get my ip 10.62.11.33 back to my org
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View 3 Replies View RelatedWe have a costumer who has an asterix PBX behind an ASA i configured, the PBX i did not configure, we have several customers with the same setup. Today we have noticed that there PBX got hacked and was making calls to very expensive phone extensions. The guy who configured the PBX is saying that its the ASA who got hacked. In my opinion it is not the ASA that got hacked but i think there is something going on on the internal network.
They from th PBX says when he scans the IP of the customer who got hacked he sees port 5060 sip is open. but in the ASA ther is no port forwarding on that port, how is this possible?I also scanned it myself and it says port 5060 is open, which is weird because there is no port forwarding on port 5060.
I have the same problem connecting my sl2-141 siemens router to thomphson cable modem. What I have heard is that the router can be hacked throw the profile.xml file,one can change the connecting type to "dynamic ip",what i need to know is what entry in the profile.xml file t5o change to what value.
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View 3 Replies View RelatedI am in a problem, my modem gets hacked everyday, such that many of the sites do not open and only "http://212.113.36.83/" opens instead of sites like yahho.com, sify.com. I checked on internet many people are facing such issue.Only thing I can do to resolve this is to reset my modem, but still this gets hacked even on changing my password.I am not able to understand how is it possible to modify the settings of modem when I have changed the password.Modem Model: Beetel 220BX.
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View 5 Replies View RelatedI have high speed wifi at home and the wifi is WPA-PSK protected. My neighbour will be coming to my home to work with me and I will be keying my wifi password into his Windows XP laptop for him to access my wifi.
This is one time access only, after that he is not allowed to access my wifi. To prevent him from accessing my wifi, I will have to delete the password that I keyed into his laptop.
Where do I find this wifi password in the Windows XP? What folder and what filename?
I'm trying to perform ping to another network segment using nat to those devices but the ipaddress i assigned are the same as the segment i am trying to monitor is there anyway to overcome this?
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However one of the sites has now been sold and pending separation of the LAN infrastructure the APs need to be isolated and prevented from associating with any WLC other than their primary (on site). From our experience once the APs know about other WLCs they retain this list in NVRAM even if the secondary WLC is removed from the configuration they will still associate with one of the known APs if possible (Cisco document this). WLC v 8.1.185.
I often have to change switch ports to different VLANs. Regardless of whether I find the ports myself or if someone tells me what the ports are, I'll always perform additional verification steps to make sure that the port I'm changing doesn't connect to a switch, a router, a server, or something else that's equally important. But mistakes happen, and I have accidentally changed the wrong port to a different VLAN, thereby disconnecting the end node.
Is there a way to configure a port so that it will not allow you to change its VLAN (or make any configuration changes to it)? I'm imaging a command that when applied to a port would not allow you to make config changes to the port until you remove that command from that port, at which point you'll be able to change its VLAN, shut it, etc. If there isn't such capability, what strategy do you use to minimize the possibility of accidentally changing trunks, routed ports, or important access ports to different VLANs (other than labeling and verify)?
I've tried a few things to get around this, some kids where I work keep changing the wallpaper, sometimes to quite disgusting things. Since groups of them all use the same login with roaming profiles, everyone gets to look and laugh at the annoying wallpaper.
I've tried enabling active desktop local policy and preventing users changing wallpaper but as far as I could tell active desktop didn't even come on, I refereshed the policy.
Does anyone know a good efficient way of simply setting a wallpaper for all users in an ad ou and preventing them changing it? I've got rid of all ways to set a desktop wallpaper apart from the right click menu on an image which has the "set as backgound" option, that's what they are using to do it.
I don't really mind how it's done, could be a registry hack to remove that option from the right click context menu when clicking on an image, I could then deploy it with group policy.
I am using wire less internet in a public space with my personnel lap top, my question is how to stop unauthorized access to my lap top desk top, drives and other files.
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View 1 Replies View RelatedMy wife is moving into an apartment complex for school and she has a Brother HL-2270DW printer. Since she only has a laptop and moves around the apartment, I would like to use the wireless on the printer. Unfortunately, the internet for the building is just through wireless APs. I have the printer installed on the network, but my concern is that anyone can just search for network printers and install it. While printing on it won't be useful for them, it could be a good way to waste her paper/toner. Is there a way to prevent users from installing it without being able to change the router settings? I did not see any option in the web configuration.
View 3 Replies View Relatedlooking to equip the office with a hardware firewall. Just want to confirm its ability of fending of viruses before getting to the end user and/or spreading once there. Had an issue with a Alureon virus a few days ago, would like to prevent this from happening again.
Office Setup:
3x Windows 7 PC's
Synology DS712+ Server
E4200 w/DD-WRT
8-Port Cisco Gigabit switch
My IPTV connection works fine so far but as soon as I start watching TV I can't use my WiFi connection anymore. My router is an "Alice Modem 1121" (SIEMENS S1621-Z220-A) with 4 LAN ports and a WiFi interface (4th LAN port provides the IPTV). It is directly connected by wire to my PC's ethernet card for the IPTV and the internet is provided via the WiFi. When I activate the LAN connection the WiFi and internet connction stays up and requests can be sent but nothing returns anymore. Another device (iPod) has no problems with accessing the internet while IPTV is in use. I also have a Netgear WNR1000v3 router which I tried to use as AP instead but it's exactly the same problem. Unlucky the Netgear router is not supported to use dd-wrt firmware yet (I've found a step by step guide to prevent multicast floods with dd-wrt/ebtables). But maybe the Alice Modem can handle this problem on its own. I read some stuff about VLANs and splitting them but I have no clue how that would look like.
The "nas_0_1_34" is for the IPTV.
I am using Vista and have only one user accounts.Now I want to prevent changing the DNS server IP. I can prevent changing the DNS server IP or disable the LAN Properties.
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View 2 Replies View RelatedI am having some trouble understanding extended control lists. I am trying to prevent a certain host on LAN1 from accessing a server on LAN2, while still allowing the host access to the rest of LAN2.This is what I thought the command should be:
access-list 100 deny ip 175.16.1.2 0.0.0.0 175.17.2.2 0.0.0.0
My understanding was that:
Green = source & mask
Red = destination & mask
However this seems to stop all my other hosts on LAN1 from pinging the server also.
Just bought myself an 825. I've got it set up and working, but how do I prevent wireless users from accessing the setup pages for the router?
I only wish wired access to the setup pages. I'm used to doing this on my old linksys, but can't find the setting on the new router.
I'm wondering if anyone knows to set up the switch so that when I'm connecting via SSH, the switch doesn't prompt for a username if I supply one in the initial connect request? For example, we usually connect by typing something like the following at a command prompt:
ssh johndoe@10.10.10.10
Then the switch would prompt for a password. I've tried this on the Cisco SF302 but it still prompts for a username, and then the password.
Currently in my office have a TPlink wireless router (WR1043N), and Dlink 615 router.Below is my office's network organization.Internet-->TPLinkRouter(192.168.2.0)-->DlinkRouter(192.168.0.0)We want to host a demo website but we are afraid our network being attacked. So we wish to implement a DMZ network to hide our internal network from outside. My question is can i setup a dmz network with the above capabilities by using home routers?
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