Originally Posted by Apollopimp
And also look for the computer name whicih is connected to your AP to see whether they belong to your neighbour's .
Sounds to me like you got pwned pretty hard :>/Can I tell if thousands of data packets are being retrieved by someone else?
I would turn off wifi and change your IP address first, then reformat the clients that were connected to the AP, and then implement WPA2 or similar.
dd if=/dev/swc666 of=/dev/wyze
If you are using any WEP (whether 64 or 128), then you should assume that it is compromised.Ok I'm curious. After reading all about backtrack and how encryption keys can be cracked so easily, I have a question. My AP uses a 64 bit WEP encryption. Is there anyway to know if it has been cracked or in the process of being cracked? Basically my question is: Can I tell if thousands of data packets are being retrieved by someone else?
Even if you are not seeing another client on the wireless network, someone could be passively collecting all your packets without you ever knowing it.
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Why are you posting effectively the same thread?
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Hi, I was just wondering if it is possible for me to figure out if someone has cracked my ap's wep key. I know that the question sounds dumb, but is there a way to tell if thousands of IV's are being transfered?? Just curious, Thanks!Ok I'm curious. After reading all about backtrack and how encryption keys can be cracked so easilyThreads merged.
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