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Firstly, I'd just like to introduce myself to the Community here. This is my first post. Hi. Nice to meet you all.
I'd like to share an experience that I (think) I have just been through regarding wi-fi security. An experience that has kind of left me feeling rather 'invaded' in my own home. But the worst thing about it is, is the actual uncertainty I am currently feeling as to whether it actually HAPPENED - or not! I just need to know, has my wi-fi been hacked? - or not? That's why I joined here today, I was just hoping some of you more knowledgeable guys and girls out there could confirm for me one way or another. So here's the story....
Re-wind back to end of May this year. Bank Holiday Monday at about midday..........I was sitting in my front room happily minding my own business watching the tele with a bacon sarnie in one hand and a mug of hot tea in my other when I noticed two pretty flash-looking cars pull up outside. Nothing too unusual there, but then one guy got out holding an I-pad or similar device and APPEARED to be using it to film the other guy......... who appeared to be filming his own slow journey down my street from inside his own convertible car.
Now, here's where it gets interesting...... from my perspective at least......(The first thing to mention is that I live at the end of a cul-de-sac in a fairly affluent area of a London suburb). The guy that was out of his car holding his I-pad (or similar machine) MADE A POINT of standing in every driveway in the cul-de-sac where I live, or directly in front of EACH property for a couple of minutes at a time, whilst he was using his device. The other guy in his convertible car was coming down the close at a crawl, also using his tablet/pad whilst driving.
Naturally, these going's on got a few neighbour's curtains twitching, but I was the only one who actually went out to confront these two guys as I was pretty peeved to see this guy standing on my driveway, as he had been doing on other driveways too! The outcome of this?.......I got told to **** off back into my house (well not my house - my mother's! lol) as they were doing a 'filmshoot' of each other and that it was no good taking down their car's licence plates because they were stolen! So - at that.... I just cowled (pretty cowardly, tbh) back indoors and watched them from the front window, where they continued their antics of standing in driveways for about another 5 mins before finally leaving. YES....I was pretty scared by this. They were both big lumps of men and I certainly wasn't going to get into any sort of physical altercation with them because.... a, they knew where I lived and.... b, they seemed pretty villainous characters, were WAY bigger than me!
Anyway, fast-forward several months.......Although not forgotten, my initial shock, intimidation and curiosity at what these guys were doing died down after a few weeks, and I kinda got on with my summer........
That was until last week when, after putting up with what I considered was pretty darn slow internet speeds at certain times of the day, especially during evenings and night, I was horrified when I noticed 600-700 megs of data were being clocked up on my router's data meter.....during the night whilst I was sleeping (obviously, I haven't been switching off my wi-fi at night. Silly me!). This happened on 3 consecutive nights.
I didn't know what the hell to make of this! I'm not particularly tech-minded. So I asked myself, 'Is this normal?' Should my router be sending out data like this during the night, even when I am not online and my pc is OFF?? And I have NO OTHER devices in my house to feed off this data anyway. Is 700 mb a lot - or not?? Then I stopped to think about it for a moment........700mb is enough darn data to fill a blank music CD, so YES.....that must be a heck of a LOT of data, considering I am not connected to the internet at THAT particular time!
So, after following the necessary instructions and managing to reset both the Admin password and Wireless one too about 5 days ago, I was delighted (but kinda horrified at the same time!) to see that NO DATA WHATSOEVER was now being used during the night when I checked myGUTTED' feeling!)
So folks, thanks for reading this if you have managed to........ without falling a-kip. lol !.....Maybe all pretty boring and that you might have heard it all before, I really don't know. But the whole thing has kinda freaked me out a bit.....more really because of the UNCERTAINTY of thinking, 'HAS this REALLY happened to me??'
IF any of you already-existing members would like to comment on what YOU think has happened here, please feel free to do so.....even of you think I am being a paranoid tw*t........It will only serve to put my mind at rest......because 'a paranoid tw*t' is how I feel right now!
Thanks
Robby.
Edited by robby501, 11 November 2014 - 07:40 AM.
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