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Suspecting some one spying on me


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Karen50

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IS is possible for some to look through your files and folders if they have your IP address and Router address. My best friends used to live with me and I am suspect that somebody is going on to my network and looking through my computer files and personal information
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There is always that possibility, but they would have to be pretty good at cracking to be able to do that. I think it is a remote possibility but I dont know much about the user or the system.
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Hi there,
also not knowing the persons capability it is hard to answer your question.
What i would do is use and online service where your firewall is tested to see if all unauthorised incoming traffic and requests are ignored. I use "Shields Up", a free service you can find at www.grc.com.
Providing you have a firewall and it is upto date, you should be ok and if there is a problem, doing the above will let you know.

If you dont have a firewall, Zone Alarm provide a free firewall. Just google it!
Also, the majority of routers have a built in firewall, some basic but it helps.

I hope this helps!
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thanks guys I will try that last option. He is pretty good, but I just thought i was vunerable because of the information he retained from being on the same network and house
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you can just change your router ip,username,passwords
just a shot
good luck -n-get-em
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