Networking/Security Question

[Shaq]

I have a wireless internet router in my house. My wife connects directly to
it, and I connect via a wireless network card.

1) Is there any device she can install on her computer to monitor websites I
am visiting on my computer...?
2) If so, what can I do to detect whether or not she is doing this...?

[Kerry Brown]

Shaq wrote:
> I have a wireless internet router in my house. My wife connects
> directly to it, and I connect via a wireless network card.
>
> 1) Is there any device she can install on her computer to monitor
> websites I am visiting on my computer...?
> 2) If so, what can I do to detect whether or not she is doing this...?

You have more problems than can be answered in a technical discussion about
computers.

1) There are network sniffer programs that can do this. Whoever is using the
program would have to be able to decode TCP/IP communications and spend a
lot of time doing this. It would be much easier to surreptitiously install a
keylogger or something similar on your computer.

2) Ask her.

--
Kerry Brown

[Jbob]

"Shaq" <Shaq@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:7vOdnZMTc_j6l-7YnZ2dnUVZ_sSdnZ2d@comcast.com...
>I have a wireless internet router in my house. My wife connects directly
>to it, and I connect via a wireless network card.
>
> 1) Is there any device she can install on her computer to monitor websites
> I am visiting on my computer...?
> 2) If so, what can I do to detect whether or not she is doing this...?
>

She could install a router logging utility like WallWatcher and monitor the
traffic that flows back and forth through the router. If she is technically
savvy and could read the logs that would be one way. To prevent this you
could log in to the router and turn off the logging function.

[Rube Bumpkin]

Far Canal wrote:
> Shaq wrote
>
>
>>I have a wireless internet router in my house. My wife connects directly to
>>it, and I connect via a wireless network card.
>>
>>1) Is there any device she can install on her computer to monitor websites I
>>am visiting on my computer...?
>
>
> Yes. She's been getting information on how to do this from a couple of
> forums she uses.
>

LOL!!!

>
>
>>2) If so, what can I do to detect whether or not she is doing this...?
>>
>
>
> Not if she follows all the advice she's been given.
>
>

ROFLMAO!

[Andy Walker]

Shaq wrote:

>I have a wireless internet router in my house. My wife connects directly to
>it, and I connect via a wireless network card.
>
>1) Is there any device she can install on her computer to monitor websites I
>am visiting on my computer...?

You probably have more to worry about from your neighbors, or that car
parked out in front of your house.

>2) If so, what can I do to detect whether or not she is doing this...?

"Ask her" is the right answer.

[James E. Morrow]

In article <aFHch.17654$l22.3340@newsfe17.lga>, Someone@somewhere.world
says...
> Far Canal wrote:
> > Shaq wrote
> >
> >
> >>I have a wireless internet router in my house. My wife connects directly to
> >>it, and I connect via a wireless network card.
> >>
> >>1) Is there any device she can install on her computer to monitor websites I
> >>am visiting on my computer...?
> >
> >
> > Yes. She's been getting information on how to do this from a couple of
> > forums she uses.
> >
>
> LOL!!!
>
> >
> >
> >>2) If so, what can I do to detect whether or not she is doing this...?
> >>
> >
> >
> > Not if she follows all the advice she's been given.
> >
> >
>
> ROFLMAO!
>

Let us know if she checks out books from the library on the use of
arsenic to control pesky varmints
..
--
James E. Morrow
Email to: jamesemorrow@email.com

[jeremy]

>> >>I have a wireless internet router in my house. My wife connects
>> >>directly to
>> >>it, and I connect via a wireless network card.
>> >>
>> >>1) Is there any device she can install on her computer to monitor
>> >>websites I
>> >>am visiting on my computer...?
>> >


There are various programs advertised for use as monitoring employees or
childrens' use of the Internet, and she might have purchased one.

You should also search for anti-keylogger software, and use it to search for
any apps that might be recording your keystrokes.