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I have a macbook pro work device (work has root access) connected to my local network. It is the only machine on my network at the time I’m working.
After work, I disconnect the macbook, I factory reset my router and connect my personal co… Continue reading Threat model for recently connected device on my network
I need help understanding what is happening on my LAN and determine if a malicious attack is taking place.
The "attacks" started to occur for the first time last night. This morning, I open my computer to find over 100 remote-acc… Continue reading Avast Remote Access Shield is blocking unknown remote access attempts to my computer (Win10) coming from a MacBook device on my LAN. [Confused]
My school supposedly cuts everyone’s connection at exactly 12:00am. Although the network is still there, Windows shows the "no internet" sign when connecting to the network.
However, the strange thing I have been noticing is that… Continue reading How is my school blocking new Internet traffic after midnight?
I’m in the planning/design stages of a project which will incorporate an internal server that communicates with internal clients. A quick summary of how this server will behave is as follows: end-users will make calls/commands to the serve… Continue reading Is SSL Always Required When Communicating With Internal Client/Servers?
I want to establish a point to point connection between two machines on my LAN, a Win machine and a Kali machine (running as VM) connected with a cross Ethernet cable.
The goal is to set up a dnsmasq configuration that will allow to config… Continue reading Set up a DNS/DHCP server with dnsmasq – Point to point connection [closed]
How could someone have access to data on a device (that has an AV but no VPN) if they already control another device connected to the same LAN?
Continue reading Access to data between devices sharing a LAN [closed]
WiFi is an ubiquitous feature of the modern landscape, but due to power restrictions on most hardware alongside the high-frequency signal it’s typically fairly limited in range. This of course leads to frustration where a WiFi signal can be seen, but the connection is unreliable or slow. While most would …read more
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You don’t have to be an IT guru to beef up your cybersecurity at home. Sometimes it’s enough to ask yourself, “Which bits can I turn off?” Continue reading 8 tips to tighten up your work‑from‑home network
My home router’s configuration interface shows a device I don’t know, connected via WiFi to my local network. According to the router’s history, that device connected to it several days ago. It is named "PC-24".
I know for a fact… Continue reading Unknown device on my home’s local network. What to do about it?
I plan to implement the following network configuration :
Internet [(cable A)]
Router A
(192.168.0.x)[(WAN:cable A)(LAN1:cable B)(LAN2:)(LAN3:)(LAN4:)]
Router B
(192.168.1.x)[(WAN:)(LAN1:cable B)(LAN2:)(LAN3:)(LAN4:)]
The first LAN port of… Continue reading Is a LAN to LAN with different subnet configuration secure?