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    Quote Originally Posted by GotIt View Post
    I've been reading about ophcrack which gets windows passwords, and he uses like a master password.
    The router's password is stored on itself. You'll have to either guess it, or use the reset hole/button on the back to clear its settings (which will be easy to notice).

    You could also do something like installing a small keylogger in your machine and ask him to access the router because "the Internet is not working", but I'd suggest you explain your father how connectability status doesn't really matter when it comes to getting infected, except on exceptional cases (a threat taking advantage of a security hole you either haven't applied the patch for, or for which there is no patch).

    Furthermore, normally you should only need to forward one port (preferably between 49152 and 65535) to be connectable.
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    Quote Originally Posted by anon View Post
    You could also do something like installing a small keylogger in your machine and ask him to access the router because "the Internet is not working"
    ... grab the new edition of 'espionage at home' by anon now and get the 20% xmas bonus
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    I meant he uses the same password for everything. So if I get his windows xp password, I have the router password as well.

    It's just a bummer that I have no idea how toget ophcrack working with them dumping of SAM or something...
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    lol, you really wanna do it?
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    Yeah, I know that but I don't have the password, my father keeps it to himself.
    go ask your father nicely, i'm sure he won't say No, just tell him "Our Computer teacher wants to teach us how to block bad sites, can i try it?"
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    heh a firewall thread turned into a router one xD

    But yeah, I plan on finding the password. He uses most of the usage i get each month anyway on movies and stuff, and I never get to see them. So it'd be nice to copy them when I get the chance. A while back I even let set up a home network where he has access to my C drive, but I don't have any access to any parts of his computer. I'd like to change that.

    Lol... dunno why i downloaded ophcrack and the rainbow tables when I really needed ophcrack live cd...
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    Quote Originally Posted by GotIt View Post
    heh a firewall thread turned into a router one xD
    that's quite common since most routers are in fact small firewall appliances
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    Downlaod NOD32 Eset Smart Security and you're in a strongbox! Nod32 is the best and it has the best firewall. Try it.
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    Small bump but:

    But when I disable Comodo's firewall and defence, I really don't notice a difference in speed, is it possible that it doesnt block utorrent by default?

    and if it does:
    Tutorial for Utorrent with Comodo Firewall 3

    Do any parts of that guide ( the first post) need to be altered to support DHT,UPnp etc off?

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    It's not a bump when the last post was made 12 hours ago.

    But when I disable Comodo's firewall and defence, I really don't notice a difference in speed, is it possible that it doesnt block utorrent by default?
    Normally, once you give it full access speed should be the same as if the firewall wasn't there.

    Do any parts of that guide ( the first post) need to be altered to support DHT,UPnp etc off?
    No, it's the opposite - you may have to do some extra config if those are turned on
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    Could you explain the extra configs?

    With comodo, im mainly looking for some protection without limiting utorrents speed at all. So im so confused T_T
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    Quote Originally Posted by GotIt View Post
    With comodo, im mainly looking for some protection without limiting utorrents speed at all. So im so confused T_T
    Then why is your username "GotIt"?

    For DHT you should enable the "Destination unreachable" ICMP message. It's not necessary, but it's better if you do. Refer to the Comodo documentation on how to do this.

    For UPnP (I guess you're using this to alleviate the aforementioned connectability issues), make sure uTorrent can also access your LAN apart from the Internet.
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    NOD32 sucks.
    Kaspersky all the way, I guarantee you will be much happier.

    Sygate use to be one of the best. However, they were taken over by Norton some time back, and I truly doubt the firewalls effectiveness anymore.

    http://www.symantec.com/norton/sygate/index.jsp


    And Norton is still worse than ever lol
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    I'm not realising the effect Comodo really has, but I might just stick with it for now.

    And heh, I got into the router What I found was some weird port 80 forwarded on my static ip... I paniced and instantly deleted it. I kind of do wonder what it is now, but it seems to have unthrottled my speeds a bit. Might have been someone trying to keep a cap on the amount i use.
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    Port 80 = HTTP
    "I just remembered something that happened a long time ago."
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