Router check for hacks - Computers & Internet

If you have set a password previously, I don't know of a way you can hack it. You are better off resetting the router and starting from scratch. If you have never set a password then the default password should apply. Depending on the brand of you router it could be "blank" or "admin" or something else. Google your router brand name for default password and user name.

They would have to figure out your IP address and then hack into the encryption on your router, and walah they are into your files, mail and pictures. Keep your router secure and locked.

Press the reset button on the router for 30 seconds.
Once its completed you will be able to login with default password.

Change password. Use this user manual found here: http://support.linksys.com/en-us/support/routers/WRT120N

This is not the right place to ask that. FixYa does not support illegal activities.

If you are referring to your router's password being hacked and changed I suggest resetting your router to factory setting (normally accomplished by a recessed button on the side or back) and creating a more secure password. Try using at least one capital letter and one number.

Router hacked? change your router password.. depending on the router it self there should be a sticker that says something like login router.net and password is password.. go to wireless settings change ur wep key to something else..

also use virus scans all types and key logger scans... such as advanced system care @ download.com and not really sure what account is hacked when you have not displayed it correctly.hope something here helps you.

dude .. pay for your internet.. and by the way your terms are wrong.. you are not hacking you are stealing. I am positive that you have no idea what hacking means..

There should a reset button on the router, usually on the back. Press and hold for about 5 - 10 seconds and this will reset the router to factory default.

Yes, locking your router is a very good idea. This will keep anyone from the outside to be able to use your Internet connection and possibly hack into your system.