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No they can't see your site or anything on your computer really, but to prevent them from accessing your computer first you have to put peanut oil all over you router, and then saran rap, and then finally you have to stick it in the microwave for 10-15 seconds,(depending on the router), on high.
Or you could enable MAC filtering, change and hide the SSID, and set a WPA password.No they can't see your site or anything on your computer really, but to prevent them from accessing your computer first you have to put peanut oil all over you router, and then saran rap, and then finally you have to stick it in the microwave for 10-15 seconds,(depending on the router), on high.
brickbazooka05
They can also see your DNA and all that good stuff... Especially your credit card number(s). And you social security number too, before I forget.
LOL JK. You can easily make it more secure.
[QUOTE="brickbazooka05"]Or you could enable MAC filtering, change and hide the SSID, and set a WPA password.No they can't see your site or anything on your computer really, but to prevent them from accessing your computer first you have to put peanut oil all over you router, and then saran rap, and then finally you have to stick it in the microwave for 10-15 seconds,(depending on the router), on high.
SolidSnake35
Why not use a WEP key?
BTW, the peanut oil really helps. I tried that on mine, and it went twice as fast. It was also shinier.
When using awireless router is it possible for the other person to see what website your on ?A-HABOnly if they are skilled enough to read the packets between your computer and the router.
Why not use a WEP key?gagagoogoololoWEP is old, and is easy to hack apparently. WPA is a much more recent and secure method of wireless security. There isn't much difference in terms of setting it up.
[QUOTE="A-HAB"]When using awireless router is it possible for the other person to see what website your on ?lol_wafflesOnly if they are skilled enough to read the packets between your computer and the router.
Are they packets of ketchup? I like ketchup. Especially on waffles.
Mmmm, that peanut oil smells delicious...
[QUOTE="gagagoogoololo"]Why not use a WEP key?SolidSnake35WEP is old, and is easy to hack apparently. WPA is a much more recent and secure method of wireless security. There isn't much difference in terms of setting it up.
WEP is easy to hack if you really want to, but trying to guess a 64-character passcode can be pretty hard unless there is something that you really need to get to.
I don't think my mom will be smart enough to hack into my computer like that. Im just saying when she goes to connect, besides seing the connection type can she see what im doing ?A-HABHah. I thought you were worried about outsiders getting your personal details.... Well, I don't think it's possible for you mum to see what you're doing, unless she has some kind of parental control system set up.
Wouldn't she bee logged on because shes using it for her laptop ?A-HABYes, but to see what sites you've been too, she would have to download a program to do it or log on to your router with your username and password.
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