Is Your WiFi Being Hacked? Find Out Who’s Connected!

In this video, I show how to identify the devices that are connected to your router. I also detail the process for kicking unwanted devices off of your home network.

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0:29 Taking an inventory of the devices in your home network
1:31 How to see what devices are connected to your router
3:33 What to do if you have an unwanted device connected to your router
6:45 The best way to secure your home WiFi networks

Here is the article that explains how Apple devices will use a different MAC address and IP address for different network connections: https://support.apple.com/en-in/102509

How to find out what devices are connected to your home network
If you think your WiFi has been hacked and you have unwanted users connected to your home network, it’s a pretty straightforward process to identify them and kick them off your router.

The first thing you need to do is take an inventory of the devices in your home that connect to the internet. By doing so, you’ll have a list of all the devices that are allowed to connect to your router.

Once you have this list, you can access your router’s settings and get a list of all the devices that are currently connected to your router.

By comparing your home inventory to the list of devices currently connected to your router, you’ll be able to see if there are any devices in your home network that you don’t want to have access to your WiFi.

If you have any unwanted devices connected to your router, you can block the devices from accessing your router.

There are ways around this defensive maneuver, so it’s best to establish a complex password for your home WiFi networks if you don’t want any intruders connecting to your router.

Conclusion
If you have any questions about identifying the devices that are connected to your router, please leave a comment below.