Who Can View My Activity On A Wirless Router?

[Just like bruddas]

anybody with admin privileges to the router can see every website you visited

and, it's unlikely, but if someone wanted to they could get your credentials for any website you log into as well.

Just don't log into anything too important on public wifi and you'll be aight

or do important shyt over public wifi

 

[Takerstani]

Nope. The router keeps a log of every machine and its traffic, regardless if you delete your individual history or not.

They can't watch what you're doing live but they can paint a pretty detailed portrait of anything you browse.

How do I access this log info on my router? t.i.a.

 

[Trillion]

or do important shyt over public wifi

i opened my email and coli do they know my passwords?

 

[Just like bruddas]

i opened my email and coli do they know my passwords?

are you emails worth acquiring?

who gives a fukk about the coli

 

[Trillion]

are you emails worth acquiring?

who gives a fukk about the coli

no brehs :/

 

[Just like bruddas]

no brehs :/

relax breh, just leave you ssn and bank accounts off public networks

 

[villain]

How do I access this log info on my router? t.i.a.

Depends on what kind of router you have. But it's all in the admin panel. You open the admin panel and then look for "Logs" or something similar. On a Linksys router I think it has to be enabled first though

i opened my email and coli do they know my passwords?

Your school's IT department probably doesn't know your passwords, but they do know any site you have visited. If you have to log in to any thing that's kinda important make sure you use the https version of the site.

 

[Poitier]

i opened my email and coli do they know my passwords?

http://swissvpn.net or something similar, not sure what the best is these days

buy that and you should be alright. Install Tor, too, if you'd like. They will see that you're on the Internet but not exactly what you're looking at.

 

[Takerstani]

Depends on what kind of router you have. But it's all in the admin panel. You open the admin panel and then look for "Logs" or something similar. On a Linksys router I think it has to be enabled first though

We do have a Linksys. will check it out. thx

 

[BillCosbyAteMyHomework]

Better not be doing anything sus. Someone could be cooking up an extortion plot

If a coli breh gets to it, you could have a high star exposal thread potentially. You know how these wolves are

Jk- likely no one cares