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• February 19, 2012
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  I've been hacked.

  Posted: February 19th, 2012, 10:06pm PST by marvin190

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  Before I will try to learn more about BackTrack, I want to know some more.
  
  I have used my wifi for some years now but in november i got hacked. I had a weak password and changed it to a 63 digit phrase with all possible characters. I also changed the password to the router with a 20 digit phrase. But I have ones been hacked. I have my router connected days and nights. So the intruder had 4 months to break trough. I GUESS that I have been hacked. I saw a message from the firewall that 192.168.0.5 has connected. No one in my system has this. I run Mandriva 2010.1 in dual-boot from a stationary computer. And then I have two other laptops with wifi connection. This last time there was only the stationary connected and it had 192.168.0.4. I then shut down the computer and saw that the lamps on the router still was blinking. There was some traffic going on.
  
  So first of all dear friends, is there possible to break through my WPA2 with 63 digits even if the intruder use BackTrack?
  
  At last, can I do more? Start learning BackTrack to make a safer Wifi? Could it be safer?